Category: Tree Health

Dead trees can be a cause for concern for homeowners and property managers alike. At face value, their most obvious downside is the negative aesthetic effect, but they also raise potential safety issues. In this article, we'll discuss why dead trees are dangerous, and provide some suggestions for what to do about their management. Yes, […]

Among the tallest and strongest of the trees to our native Georgia are hickory trees. However, they are also some of the most common problem trees that we get called about. If your hickory tree is doing well, here are some hickory tree care tips to help you keep your trees healthy and strong for […]

Many of the properties we work on in Georgia contain large beech trees, and we're often asked about the particulars of beech tree care by our customers in the area. These giant trees are actually very rewarding to take care of, and this guide will provide some pointers on how to ensure that your beech […]

Recognizing when a tree is dead and needs to be removed is not always as straightforward as it would seem. Oftentimes, portions of trees are dead, and sometimes a tree can actually be revived. So, how do you know if a tree is dead? In general: You can identify a dead tree by examining its […]

Most places in the US get to enjoy tall, beautiful trees. This is especially true here in Georgia. However, over time, certain trees begin to develop an observable lean and it's common to wonder why trees lean, and what can be done about it. Trees may lean due to environmental factors such as wind exposure […]

Here in Georgia, we’re surrounded by beautiful trees almost everywhere we go. But what about when one of the trees on your property dies or begins to show signs of dying? Our customers often ask us if it’s possible to revive a dead tree, or if they should just have it removed. We’ll provide some […]