If you've got problems with your trees, now's the time to do some trimming. If you're like most people, you might think that spring is the wrong time to trim trees. That's not the case. Some tree problems can't wait until fall. Not sure you need to trim your trees right now? Read the list below. If you're dealing with any of the issues described here, it's time to trim your trees.
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If you're like most homeowners with mature trees in your yard, you appreciate the aesthetic value they bring to your outdoor living space as well as the cool shade they provide on hot summer afternoons. However, it's important to understand the signs of aging in your trees. Some common indicators include thinning foliage, brittle branches, and the presence of fungal growth or cavities. Familiarizing yourself with these signs can help you determine when it's time to take action and provide the necessary care to maintain the health and longevity of your trees.
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Water sprouts and suckers grow from dormant buds on a fruit tree. Sprouts and suckers can reduce the production of fruit and hinder a tree's ability to receive an adequate amount of nutrients. Use some tree pruning tactics to restore fruit trees that are affected by sprouts and suckers.
Determining The Cause
Water sprouts grow along the branches of a tree. They extend vertically from branches. Suckers grow along the base of a tree.
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Oak trees are beautiful, and it can be difficult to make the decision to remove a tree. This is especially true if the tree is large and old. Oak trees are beneficial as they provide you with shade and also provide food for wildlife. If you have an oak tree that is not growing well, below are two signs you need to hire a tree removal service to remove it for you.
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Removing a tree always comes with some risks, but some removal situations are more dangerous than others. Only a professional tree removal service should take down the tree if any of the following conditions are present.
1. Widow Makers
Large dead branches in your tree's crown can fall at any time, causing injury to anyone below. These branches are called widow makers, and they also pose a danger during removal. The vibrations that occur when cutting into the tree can shake a widow maker loose, which means it can crash down on the person sawing below.
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