Planting & Removal

Importance of Tree Removal

1. Safety Hazards:
   • Diseased or dying trees pose risks. Weak branches can fall unexpectedly, endangering people and property.
   • Storm-damaged trees with broken branches can become unstable and prone to falling during future storms.
   • Overgrown trees may become unstable, especially in high winds.
2. Property Damage Prevention:
   • Trees threatening structures (large branches or invasive roots) can cause extensive damage.
   • Overhanging branches can harm roofs, gutters, and power lines.
3. Aesthetic Considerations:
   • Trees blocking desirable views can be removed to enhance visual appeal.
   • Removing overcrowded trees allows others to thrive by creating space and resources.
4. Landscape Health:
   • Struggling trees can leach nutrients and become breeding sites for pests and diseases.
   • Selective removal fosters healthier growth in remaining trees and surrounding flora.

Remember, thoughtful tree removal contributes to safety, aesthetics, and overall landscape well-being!

Planting After Tree Removal

After removing a tree, you have a fresh canvas to enhance your landscape. Consider the following when choosing replacement plants:

• Size and Shape: Select plants proportional to the available space. Complement existing plants.
• Sunlight: Choose plants that tolerate the area’s sunlight conditions.
• Soil Conditions: Opt for plants that thrive in your soil type.
• Climate: Pick cold-hardy plants suitable for your region.

Types of Plants to Consider:

• Trees: Add height and structure (e.g., maple, oak, willow).
• Shrubs: Fill spaces and provide ground cover (e.g., hydrangeas, azaleas, roses).
• Perennials: Year-round color (e.g., daylilies, hostas, peonies).
• Annuals: Seasonal bursts of color (e.g., marigolds, petunias, sunflowers).

Key Benefits of the Service

Tree Planting:

• Enhances air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen.
• Provides shade, reduces soil erosion, and supports biodiversity.

Tree Removal:

• Mitigates safety hazards posed by diseased or unstable trees.
• Prevents property damage from overgrown branches and invasive roots.