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SELECTING A TREE CARE Company FOR YOUR HOA

SELECTING A TREE CARE Company FOR YOUR HOA SELECTING A TREE CARE Company FOR YOUR HOA.  Trees improve the visual appeal and practicality of your community by offering shade, fresh air, and a lovely natural setting. But taking care of trees can be a difficult undertaking that calls for knowledge and experience. Selecting the best tree care provider is essential to keeping your neighborhood safe and your trees in good condition. When choosing a tree care provider for your homeowners association, keep the following points in mind. The qualifications and […]

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What is a sawmill and how do you use it?

What is a sawmill and how do you use it? What is a sawmill and how do you use it? A sawmill, machine or plant with power-driven machines for sawing logs into rough-squared sections or into planks and boards. A sawmill may be equipped with planing, molding, tenoning, and other machines for finishing processes’ Use a motorized saw to cut logs lengthwise to make long pieces, and crosswise to length depending on standard or custom sizes (dimensional lumber). The sawmill is simple to operate. The log lies flat on a […]

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Time to Schedule a Tree Risk Assessment (TRA)

Time to Schedule a Tree Risk Assessment (TRA) Time to Schedule a Tree Risk Assessment (TRA). Tree species need regular maintenance to remain healthy and safe. Determining a tree’s overall health might be challenging for an inexperienced eye. Fortunately, ensuring that your trees are growing healthily is simple with a Tree Risk Assessment (TRA). To protect the health, safety, and aesthetic appeal of the trees on your property for many years to come, we’ll look at some frequent indicators that it’s time to arrange a tree risk assessment in this […]

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The Walking Tree, Truth or Myth

The Walking Tree, Truth or Myth

The Walking Tree, Truth or Myth The Walking Tree, Truth or Myth? Socratea exorrhizais a species of tree that is said to be able to walk; it is present in some South American countries as well as the deep forests of Ecuador. Socratea exorrhiza is known as a “walking tree” by many, including residents and tour operators, due to its capacity to face the sun at different periods of the year. For decades, tour guides have been explaining to tourists that in order for these trees to live, they must […]

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Fertilize your Evergreens

Fertilize your Evergreens Like all landscape plants, Evergreens require nutrients to grow well. While Evergreens generally require less fertility than deciduous trees and get some nutrients from soil, at some point you might need to fertilize your Evergreens.  A soil test will provide a base of information about your soil and the fertilizer analysis you will need for your plants.   When Should You Fertilize Your Evergreen Trees? There are several key signs you should watch for. These include: New growth is sparse or slow. Needles are not a healthy […]

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Easy, inexpensive, and nourishing fertilization methods

Easy, inexpensive, and nourishing fertilization methods Choose compost, leaf mulch, or wood chips/mulch Easy, inexpensive, and nourishing fertilization methods: Do you feel that your landscape can benefit from fertilizing it? Are the edges of your tree’s leaves becoming brown?  are there fewer blooms on your bushes this year? While using conventional chemical fertilizers could be alluring, doing so can have long-term negative effects if used incorrectly. Chemical fertilizers, are best to be left to the professionals, for best-used strategies.  Contact a tree care company such as Johnson Ops Tree Care, […]

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Common Mistakes in Tree Care and How to Fix Them

Common Mistakes in Tree Care and How to Fix Them

Common Mistakes in Tree Care and How to Fix Them Common Mistakes in Tree Care and How to Fix Them: When caring for your cherished landscaping, killing a tree is the farthest thing from a homeowner’s mind. with the best of intentions, mishandled tree pruning can be fatal to a tree—and we’re not just talking about topping them. Inadequate tree care techniques, such as selecting the incorrect species for a site, mulching trees incorrectly, and using inadequate irrigation and fertilization methods, can cause stress on trees and ultimately result in […]

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PLANTING FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT

PLANTING FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT

The following recommendations have been provided by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources: PLANTING FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT PLANTING FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT can attract a variety of wildlife to their property by planting a mixture of conifers, hardwoods, and shrubs. The Woody Cover for Wildlife [PDF] publication is available for landowners to determine how to best provide for wildlife. SUITABLE LOCATION The first step in the establishment of a good wildlife habitat is proper site location. There are several factors to consider when planning for wildlife habitat. RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER HABITAT COMPONENTS […]

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What is an Arborist?

What is an Arborist? What is an Arborist?  An arborist is an expert on trees with a thorough understanding of the types, requirements, and characteristics of trees. Their duties are varied and include everything from tree planting to pruning. Arborists can work in just about every industry — from urban forestry to forestry and landscaping. If you consider hiring an arborist to take care of your tree, you should know a little bit about what they do and how they do it. In this post, we’ll discuss the top things […]

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Oak Wilt Disease

Oak Wilt Disease The Evolution and Spread of Oak Wilt Disease Oak Wilt is a devastating tree disease that has infected North American forests since the beginning of the 1900s.  The origin of the disease is unknown.  It was first observed in the Upper Midwest, but there are theories that it may have moved into the United States from Mexico or further South.  It is probable that the encouragement of Oak varieties as the predominant forest wood due to deforestation of the coniferous forest and fire suppression as the population of […]

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