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Check out our brand-new Urban Wood showroom!

Check out our brand-new Urban Wood showroom! (In progress)  As members of the Urban Wood Network since 2018 which consists of A Network of Municipalities, Arborists, Sawmills, Suppliers, Manufacturers & Makers, Professionals, and Stakeholders   We provide slabs and lumber that are regional, renewable resources with distinctive characteristics. When a tree is alive, it is at its peak worth. However, there are occasions when they must be removed due to various factors, including weather damage, insects, illness, or construction. As part of a commitment to sustainability, there is currently a trend to utilize […]

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The Fall Gardening Guide

Fall Gardening Tips to Remember  Fall is often known as the harvest season. People gather the produce from their gardens to be eaten or preserved before the next planting season begins. While autumn ushers in the colder and harsher part of the year, it’s still possible to have a well-maintained fall garden.   Planting during the fall will require more attention from you as a gardener. Your plants will also take more time to mature. Their growth may be slower than usual due to insufficient sunlight and frigid soil temperature. […]

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Maple Tree Species and How They Differ

Maple Tree Species: Similarities and Differences With over a hundred species from the genus Acer, most maple trees are deciduous woody plants that exist all over the world. Known locally for their warm fall colors and their production of sweet syrup, maple trees are an iconic part of North American landscapes. They can also become a striking addition to your garden, whether as shade, specimen, or accent trees.  Species of maple trees can easily be recognized by their leaves having five points. While maples may share the most basic physical […]

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How To Ensure Vertical Growth in Your Trees

Trees are there for more than just aesthetic appeal in your yard. They can also provide shade and clean air for everyone. However, like any part of your home, trees need maintenance, which then helps them maintain vertical growth. Vertical growth in trees is beneficial to people, animals, and the environment. Tall trees tend to release more oxygen into the air and provide shelter for wildlife. Additionally, they filter noise and add privacy to your property. Keep in mind that proper tree care is essential to ensure vertical growth. Here […]

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4 Signs of an Unhealthy Tree

4 Signs of an Unhealthy Tree

4 Signs of an Unhealthy Tree Trees can be valuable assets to your property because they provide benefits like improved air quality and reduced stormwater runoff. However, an unhealthy tree can also be a liability. It may potentially cause harm to your home, your neighbors’ properties, and the individuals living near your tree once it falls over. If you have trees nearby, you might consider checking on them regularly to prevent possible property damage and injury. To help you examine them, here are telling signs that your tree is unhealthy: […]

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6 Reasons Why Tree Diversity Is Important

Trees provide many benefits like absorbing noise, giving us privacy, and freshening up the atmosphere. But we must be careful in choosing which species to place in one area. After all, having diverse trees can be more advantageous in the long run. To help you understand, here are reasons why tree diversity is essential:    1. It Can Support the Ecosystem  Having many species of trees in your area can promote physical and mental well-being in your community. That’s because spending time around trees can improve one’s mood, reduce stress, […]

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Signs You Have a Low-Quality Mulch

For many, tending to a garden is a hobby that can bring a lot of joy. From trees to flower beds, there are several ways that you can cultivate successful growth. However, if you spread low-quality mulch in your garden, it may set your entire landscape up for failure. While mulching may seem like a basic gardening step, choosing the standard of your compost or soil covering can promote healthy greenery.   Adding the right mulch to your garden protects your plants from direct sunlight and holds in moisture. First-rate […]

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Environmental Benefits of Tree Planting

Environmental Benefits of Tree Planting Improves Air Quality Environmental Benefits of Tree Planting, Trees improve our air quality by filtering harmful dust and pollutants such as ozone, carbon monoxide, and sulfur dioxide from the air we breathe. Provides a Renewable Energy Source. Trees pack a double punch in this regard: they remove and store vast amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and when used as fuel, they produce lower carbon emissions than fossil fuels. Prevent Soil Erosion Tree roots hold the soil together. This helps prevent soil from being eroded […]

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Logging and Its Effect on the Environment

Logging and Its Effect on the Environment

  Logging and Its Effect on the Environment. Illegal logging operations bring detrimental impacts to forest systems. The threat of deforestation makes illegal logging a hazard to both humans and wildlife. Too much timber harvesting threatens the ecosystem as it increases free carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, which contributes to greenhouse gasses. Trapped heat caused by greenhouse gasses, meanwhile, is one of the top factors behind climate change.  Irresponsible logging without the guidance of a certified arborist often leads to the destruction of remaining forest systems. Professional arborists follow guidelines […]

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Keep Your Landscape Deer Free

Keep Your Landscape Deer Free

Keep Your Landscape Deer Free, Deer damage to ornamental plants is a recurring problem in many areas. Deer populations in many neighborhoods have grown due to suburban sprawl, with expanses of pavement and expensive, cultivated landscapes. In areas with heavy snowfall in the nearby woods, front and backyard plantings can serve as easy winter forage. Deer are selective feeders that eat leaves from flowers, shrubs, and ornamental trees. Damage to larger trees can extend up to 7 feet off the ground. In some areas, deer damage peaks in winter when snow […]

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