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June 1 marks the official beginning of the 2019 hurricane season. Follow these tips to protect your North Florida trees from damage and upheaval.
Pruning involves the removal of some branches or secondary trunks of a tree. This task serves various purposes. Learn why you may need to prune a tree.
Are you thinking of adding a palm tree to your landscape? To help you choose a variety, learn about five types of palm trees that grow well in Florida.
One of the joys of home ownership is the opportunity to landscape your yard just the way you like it. You can create visual interest and establish the character of your residence with the trees and foliage that you plant.
Maybe you've noticed a creaking branch overhead, or some roots intruding into your lawn. Trees, unfortunately, don't respect property boundaries.
Diligent homeowners schedule routine tree care on their properties to increase the value of their homes. This guide lists several ways your tree service enhances properties during the summer months.
Late spring is the ideal time to plant palm trees in the North Florida landscape. May to June are also great months to remove and replace palm trees that are sick or severely winter-damaged. When you plan your new palm tree installations, be mindful of site preparation, the suitability of the palms you select, and the maintenance involved in various palm species. Here are four tips to help you have great success with your palm trees.
Have you been driving down the street and feeling a bit jealous of your neighbors' flowering trees lately? Flowering trees add a gorgeous pop of color to any landscape, especially in the spring.
With the weather still chilly and wintry, you may not yet be thinking about spring landscaping maintenance. However, late winter is actually the best time to provide your trees with some care. Most trees are dormant through the winter and remain so until early spring. This is the best time to trim them, clean up any debris beneath them, and apply fertilizer to the soil surrounding them.
Coniferous trees, otherwise known as evergreens, bring greenery to a landscape all year long. Many coniferous species thrive in Florida and the southern United States.