Beneath the bark
February 1, 2024
A simple start to learning these complex organisms we call ‘trees’, is knowing and understanding the functions of a tree’s 5 main wood layers. These
Explore our tree care articles and resources to learn more about maintaining the health of your trees.
A simple start to learning these complex organisms we call ‘trees’, is knowing and understanding the functions of a tree’s 5 main wood layers. These
As an arborist, pruning is the most frequent task we conduct. Each pruning cut made determines the future of the tree. Each tree requires different
Feeding your soil tea, to give your trees what they need! Compost tea is a process in which solid compost is steeped in aerated water.
Anthracnose is a common disease in southern Ontario primarily found on Maple, Oak, Ash and Sycamore. The disease is caused by a host species of
Hemlock woolly adelgid is an invasive pest that has been monitored in Canada since the 1950s. Recently, it has become more of a concern as
After just a few years providing boxwood treatments, I am second guessing ever planting my once favourite shrub. I personally love boxwoods. They work both
The solution to compacted soil: Air spading is a process in which soil is removed from a tree’s root system, causing minimal damage to its
The benefits trees provide are endless. They can increase the aesthetics and economic value of a community, provide food and shelter for wildlife, increase your
Whether a particular issue comes up with your trees — like insect damage a weak limb or a strange symptom — or you’d just like
In the past, tree surgery involved things like filling cavities with cement, installing re-bar and static cables, and even bolting trees together. Our understanding of
Trees are the most valuable plants in our landscape. We can ensure their longevity — all it takes is a little awareness, knowledge and planning.
Good soil promotes healthy tree and root growth, and in turn, good root systems help to stabilize the water table and prevent soil erosion. Consider