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Category Archives: Trees

Treehouses and Play Areas: Designing Kid-Friendly Yards with Trees

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Treehouses can be some of the best play areas for kids. A family-friendly yard isn’t a given when moving into a property or living there for some time. The right trees can be the first step to creating the perfect garden for everyone in the family. Designing a kid-friendly play space with trees is easier […]

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Evergreen Trees: The Winter Heroes of Landscaping

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Evergreen refers to any tree that remains green throughout the year. This makes evergreen trees the winter heroes of landscaping. Evergreen trees and shrubs are something that gardeners desire to keep their gardens looking bright and lively during the colder months. So, what makes evergreen trees so special? They stand out and are a great […]

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What Is Sudden Oak Tree Death, How To Prevent It?

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“Sudden oak tree death” is the common name for a type of plant disease that predominantly affects various oak tree species in the United States. Millions of trees have been decimated by contracting sudden oak tree disease — and it’s considered one of the most dangerous conditions due to its potential to spread through woodland […]

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Common Oak Tree Pest in The Metro Area

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Oak trees, including white oak, are prized for their beauty and strength but are vulnerable to oak tree bugs, pests, and parasites. Identifying early signs of oak tree bug infestation helps prevent serious damage and maintain healthy growth. Here’s a guide to the most common oak tree pests and diseases. 5 Common Oak Tree Pests […]

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What Do Certified Arborists Do For Your Trees?

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Most homeowners do whatever they can to look after their trees. Keeping your garden and trees healthy and thriving isn’t as easy as many assume. Most gardening enthusiasts don’t have the experience and expertise of certified arborists. But, what do certified arborist professionals do? These trained individuals are skilled in tree biology. They can recognize […]

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Maximizing Property Value with Strategic Tree Planting

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Are you wondering how to improve your property value through landscaping? You might be surprised at how strategically planting a few trees can improve the curb appeal and price tag of your home. Use this guide to explore the advantages of strategic tree planting for maximizing property value and its other benefits. Maximizing Property Value […]

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What To Do With a Tree That Was Damaged in a Storm

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You’ve just come through a storm, and now you’re left looking at that poor, beaten tree in your yard, thinking to yourself, “What now?”. Not to worry—we have just the thing to help you out. Here’s an easy-to-follow guide to what you need to do when a storm wreaks havoc, and your tree is damaged […]

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How to Assess Storm Damaged Trees

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Storms cause millions of dollars worth of damage every year, and trees can take some of the worst impacts from storms and high wind speeds. How should you assess storm-damaged trees? Here’s your guide to tree assessment after storms, managing storm-damaged trees, and what you should do immediately after. How to Assess Storm-Damaged Trees Assess […]

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How to Pick a Tree For a Treehouse

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Treehouses have been part of human history and our childhoods for generations. Do you have any good memories of reading or hiding in an old treehouse somewhere? Do you want to pass that experience to the next generation? Are you building or prepping and want to be sure you select the right tree as shelter? […]

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Everything to Know About Nebraska’s State Tree, the Eastern Cottonwood

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The Eastern Cottonwood is Nebraska’s state tree. It is a hardwood tree native to the central, southwestern, and eastern regions of the United States. European settlers and Native Americans relied on its lightweight characteristics to build homes and barns. The 1972 legislature formalized the title and replaced the American elm which had held the title […]

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