You should check for branches touching structures or power lines, which is a hazard. Dead or broken limbs need prompt removal for safety. Watch for signs of disease, pests, or rubbing branches that can cause damage. A leaning, unbalanced tree or a canopy that’s too dense also signals a need for pruning. Addressing these signs […]
First, assess your yard to identify and roughly measure the bark-covered areas. For a small project, you can use a flat shovel and a stiff rake to loosen and gather the material into piles. For larger areas, machinery like a tractor with a front-end loader is far more efficient. You can then haul the bark
You can spot an unhealthy tree by checking its leaves for discoloration, spots, or abnormal curling. Next, look for a thinning canopy, dead brittle branches, or cracks where limbs attach. Inspect the bark for deep cracks, cankers, or small holes from pests. Mushrooms at the base or circling roots are serious red flags. Noticing these
