If there is an ash tree in your yard and it is showing signs of disease, then you have a decision to make. Should you remove the tree, or should you have it treated for disease? In many cases, the best solution is to remove the tree, since the emerald ash borer, a particularly fierce and destructive insect, is to blame for most cases of ash decline in the United States.
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With many rental places offering stump grinders for lease, grinding your own tree stumps is a pretty obtainable task. But you will probably have a few questions the first time you grab that grinder. Here are some common stump grinding questions along with their answers.
What safety precautions do you need to take?
The main hazard when using a stump grinder is actually the debris that can start flying as the grinder works.
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The Golden Rule is "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." It's hard to apply this to tree trimming — you don't want your tree to prune you back! However, there are four different Golden Rules that apply to tree trimming, and if you want your trees to thrive, you should follow them.
#1: Always prune for a reason.
You should never just prune a tree for no reason at all.
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Your trees deserve an expert tree trimming contractor who will prune them to avoid disease, structural problems, and other potential downfalls. But how do you know if your tree trimming company is doing a good job? If you take a look at your trees after the next trimming appointment, you can assess their condition and the pruning technique used. Here are five signs of a good tree trimming job.
1. Branch collar and bark are intact
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Having trees on your property is an excellent idea since you stand to enjoy significant benefits. However, at some point, your tree may get sick or die, causing a safety risk. Therefore, if you notice one of your trees is not in good shape, you should call a professional to remove it. Here are six signs it is time for tree removal.
1. Root Decay
The root of your tree can decay due to poor drainage in your home, which can cause your soil to have too much moisture.
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