A tree in the summer is a beautiful thing to see, with its lush, green canopy of leaves. Trees provide much-needed shade in urban environments and let you get in touch with nature, even if you live in the middle of a city. Giving the trees around your property the right amount of care and attention throughout the summer months will ensure they continue to thrive and benefit you and your neighbors for as long as possible.
Follow these tips for summer tree care to keep the trees near your home vibrant and healthy for as long as possible. Trees, like all plants, animals and people, need water to survive. How much water you give them plays a significant role in their continued health, as does when and how frequently you water.
A tree's water needs will change over time, too. Water younger, freshly planted trees more frequently than older, more established trees. As a general rule of thumb, here's how often you should water your trees, based on their planting. After the tree has established itself: Water when the soil is dry to a depth of six inches.
Follow these tips for summer tree care to keep the trees near your home vibrant and healthy for as long as possible. Trees, like all plants, animals and people, need water to survive. How much water you give them plays a significant role in their continued health, as does when and how frequently you water.
A tree's water needs will change over time, too. Water younger, freshly planted trees more frequently than older, more established trees. As a general rule of thumb, here's how often you should water your trees, based on their planting. After the tree has established itself: Water when the soil is dry to a depth of six inches.
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David was born and raised in Omaha, NE. He graduated from Omaha Northwest High School in 2005. Following high school he attended the University of Nebraska - Lincoln and graduated with his Bachelor's Degree in 2010. Currently he is a licensed arborist and Sole-Proprietor of Tree Services of Omaha- Omaha NE. & Tree Service Pros of Lincoln - Nebraska.
Tree removal can be avoided in a few instances, when our arborist assess that there is a safe and reasonable alternative then there is an option that will allow you to keep your precious tree. Continual tree service and maintenance is one of the best ways to guarantee the lifespan of your trees and shrubs.
Remove lower hanging branches over sidewalks and streets to meet city ordinance requirements. Decrease the chance of leaf diseases by promoting more air flow throughout the tree canopy. This type of trimming allows for more air flow throughout the tree's canopy area. More sunlight will shine on your lawn promoting a better looking yard and will allow for more air flow preventing stress on interior branches.
Following the removal of a large tree, the last part of the job is getting rid the stump. Most people are inclined to skip stump removal in order to save money, but we always recommend stump removal as the final step in the tree removal process. In order to plant something new in the area of the stump, complete stump removal is a necessity.
We keep hearing it in the news and wonder when the Emerald Ash Borer will show up in our front or backyard Ash trees. Although it hasn't arrived in Nebraska, it is on its way. As a community, we must be proactive about treating our trees or else we will see a catastrophic wipe out of the Ash tree species.
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