Fall Tree Fertilization: Key Nutrients for Winter Survival
Winter can be harsh, both on us and our trees. As homeowners and home gardeners, we often focus on spring and summer when it comes to tree care, but did you know that fall fertilization is crucial for the health and longevity of your trees? In this article, we’ll explore the significance of fall tree […]
Preparing Your Trees for Fall: Essential Tips
Fall is a season of transformation. The leaves change colour, temperatures drop, and your trees prepare for the colder months ahead. But did you know that how you care for your trees in the fall can significantly impact their health and growth in the coming year? This blog post aims to arm homeowners and gardening […]
When is the Best Time of Year to Plant Trees?
If you’re considering planting a tree on your property, it’s important to think about what time of year is best for planting your tree. In general, spring and fall are the best times to plant trees. However, there are some exceptions to this rule, so it is important to know what type of tree you […]
Does Insurance Pay For Tree Removal?
It’s not a Canadian winter without snow, ice, harsh winds, and (unfortunately) falling trees. While they often take down power lines and slow down commutes, the worst broken tree limbs can do is cause damage to personal property. You might think that you’re automatically covered by your insurance company, but that’s not always the case. […]
Trees Throughout The Seasons
As seasons pass, trees go through a specific cycle of the seasons. Trees react to this annual cycle in a very interesting way. It’s always a beautiful cycle when you notice a tree changing colours throughout the year but how does this natural process occur?
Why Do Leaves Change Colour?
Despite what you might think, leaves don’t change colour and fall off just so you have an extra chore in the fall. The changes in the amount of sunlight, due to both shorter days and a lower sun, combined with colder temperatures to tell the trees that it’s time to go dormant. As they begin […]