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Can Storm Damage to Your Landscape Be Avoided?

Can Storm Damage to Your Landscape Be Avoided? Have you ever wondered if the large trees by your house would fall on it during some wind or storm event causing storm damage? First, stop worrying. Most trees in residential settings are sound and have many years of healthy life before becoming a hazard to your home. However, if your tree is unsafe, it could be a threat to lives and property. How does a tree become a hazard and Can Storm Damage to Your Landscape Be Avoided? Many shade and ornamental […]

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Bumble bee-friendly Trees and Shrubs

Bumble bee-friendly Trees and Shrubs According to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS), the Rusty Patched Bumble Bee (Bombus affinis) is officially on the endangered species list, along with the grizzly bear, the northern spotted owl, and 700 other species that are likely to become extinct. According to an article by Maria Hakki for I Heart Intelligence, the rusty patched bumble bee, native to eastern North America, is a vital pollinator. Without them, food wouldn’t grow. With a simple Google search, you will find many lists of plants that […]

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Are your trees drowning?

Are your trees drowning? Are your trees drowning? Many parts of the country have experienced a wetter-than-normal fall, which has left many trees sitting in soil saturated with water. Too much water sitting at the base of a tree can cause myriad problems. A traditional life preserver might not be the answer for these leafy giants, but a little knowledge – and knowing where to seek assistance – can help trees survive the excessive moisture.   Too much water can be as bad for trees as too little water. While some trees […]

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Tree Pruning Dos and Don’ts Johnson-ops-tree-care

Tree Pruning Dos and Don’ts

Tree Pruning Dos and Don’ts Some quick information on  Tree Pruning Dos and Don’ts, we hope you find it helpful.   DO: Ask your local arborist or tree care company if they prune according to the American National Standards Institute standard for tree pruning, which is called ANSI A300. This standard recommends, and in some cases requires, that the use of certain tools, cutting techniques, and pruning methods be followed, and sets the standard definitions for terms the arborist will use in your estimate. Properly written work estimates for tree […]

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Home Care Practices That Could Be Detrimental to Your Trees

The Advantages of Planting Trees in the Fall

As nature undergoes its seasonal transformation and the crisp air of autumn begins to sweep through, there’s no better time to embark on the rewarding journey of tree planting. While spring is often seen as the prime planting season, planting trees in the fall offers a unique set of advantages that can significantly enhance the success and growth of your new arboreal additions. At Johnson Ops Tree Care, we’ll discuss the numerous benefits of planting trees in the autumn months, with a focus on the cooler temperatures and increased rainfall […]

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Tips to keep your trees flourishing

Tips to keep your trees flourishing Trees are a valuable asset to any landscape. Besides increasing the beauty and curb appeal of the yard, trees provide shade, increase property value and lower energy costs. Unfortunately, while most homeowners love to plant trees to make their yards inviting, not all are experts or have time to care for them. Tree care and maintenance are essential for their long-term health and safety. Regular care keeps the trees looking their best and helps them thrive properly. Tree care involves more than watering them […]

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Common Mistakes in Tree Care and How to Fix Them

Nutrition for Trees

Nutrition for Trees   Effective nutrient management for trees begins with an understanding of their natural habitat and how trees obtain their mineral nutrients. heres a look into: Nutrition for Trees and what they need to thrive in nature, trees draw life from nutrient-dense soil, plentiful water, and interactions with wildlife. As such, growing trees in an urban environment may be a challenge, as essential nutrients may not naturally occur. To compensate, homeowners should consult a professional arborist to develop a nutrient management program for their trees, and apply supplements […]

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Growing Garlic in Wisconsin

Growing Garlic in Wisconsin Growin garlic in Wisconsin is easier than you think, October is the ideal time to plant garlic, as long as growers properly prepare their newly-planted cloves for a long, cold winter. The pungent bulb is generally easy to grow, but there are a few more factors to take into account that will assist guarantee a plentiful harvest of garlic the next year. Varieties Just about any variety of garlic is suitable for Wisconsin’s climate. Still, there are some broad differences between types that are useful to […]

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What’s Wrong with My Roots? Johnson-ops-tree-care

What’s Wrong with My Roots?

What’s Wrong with My Roots? What’s Wrong with My Roots? A healthy root system is essential for a healthy tree. Roots transport and store water and minerals, and safely anchor the tree to the ground. As such, it is important for homeowners to ensure their tree’s roots are in good condition. But what does a healthy root system look like?    A healthy root system will have: Adequate room to expand. Enough space between trees, so that they do not compete for nutrients. White or light coloration under the root […]

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Common Mistakes in Tree Care and How to Fix Them

Daily Tree Planting Care

Daily Tree Planting Care Once your tree is safely planted, what is the proper care to ensure success, Daily Tree Planting Care. Water Your Tree: Until your tree is thoroughly established (typically one to two years), water it once or twice a week. You want your tree to form deep roots to help it resist drought and wind, so a long slow trickle of water is more effective than a quick spritz. Don’t forget to let the ground dry out between waterings. Pruning: Trees should be pruned after planting to […]

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