The Science Behind Beautiful Tree Trimming
Proper tree trimming blends art and science, shaping a tree’s appearance while protecting its health for years to come. Every cut affects how the tree
Proper tree trimming blends art and science, shaping a tree’s appearance while protecting its health for years to come. Every cut affects how the tree
Crepe Myrtle trimming will increase the health and the amount of floweres on your tree. Crepe myrtles (also spelled Crape Myrtle) are one of the
Crape Myrtles (also spelled Crepe Myrtle) are one of the area’s most beautiful flowering trees and are commonly used as landscape plants. Their distinctive, bright

Trees can be a stunning addition to any property, providing shade, beauty, and an abundance of benefits. However, as with all living things, they require

Are you curious as to how you can provide the best care to your flowering shrubs? In this weekends Tree Adviser we will shine a light on the best and worst practices as shown through the Azalea bush. Read on to see what your shrubs might be susceptible to, and what can be done to keep them in optimal health!

If you’re a tree lover, then you’ve probably heard of the term tree topping. But what is it, and why is it bad? Tree topping
Our arborists recommend pruning shrubs every year in order to keep them healthy and aesthetically appealing. Why Should You Prune Shrubs? The short term effects
As the weather warms up and the sunshine settles in, many homeowners begin wondering, “can trees be pruned in spring?” Whether you’ve been holding off
Crepe myrtles (“crape myrtles”) are one of the most common plants in the Northern Virginia, DC Metro area, and for good reason – their flowers
The DC metro area is home to a number of beautiful and beneficial tree species, but there are also several popular exotic trees that are
Getting a Landscaped Yard to Simulate a Forest Floor The Root of the Issue If you’ve ever taken a walk in the woods, and we’re
The ornamental trees are putting on a show, but spring warmth brings more than just blooms. In this issue: what to watch for on your
Text with us. Enter your info below, and we will text you back.
Feel free to leave your contact information on our online form. A consultation is always free, and it’s the first step towards finding a solution for your trees!