Recognizing How Animals Could Be Hurting Your Trees
The desert has several animals who might damage your trees and plants, such as javelina, squirrels, and rabbits. It is important to recognize the different signs—like bark stripping—that can help your Tucson landscaper identify the animals damaging your trees. Here are the signs to look for: Browsing Browsing refers to the signs of an animal […]
Look at These Drought-Resistant Trees
Arizona is known for various plant and tree species that tolerate and thrive in low-water conditions. These species are necessary for homeowners wishing to conserve water and maintain a beautiful yard. Let’s take a quick look at Arizona’s most common, drought-resistant trees. Acacia Acacia can be found in various desert landscapes, such as Australia and […]
Keep Your Home and Property Protected During the Monsoons
Monsoons are a few months away, and that means that preparing your property is a necessity. Trimming your trees, inspecting your home’s foundation, and checking your roof are important ways to keep your home protected during the violent monsoons. Read on to learn more about how to protect your property this summer. Prepare Your Trees […]
How to Tell If Your Tree Is Sick
If you have a tree that has bare branches, upturned roots, and odd growths, then it may be sick and in need of professional treatment. It is important to recognize the signs of a sick or dying tree, so an experienced arborist can diagnose, treat, or remove the tree. Continue reading to learn how to […]
Your Guide to Rust Diseases
Rust diseases can affect a variety of plants and trees, including firs, ocotillo, pines, and oaks. These damaging diseases come from various fungus, and they can destroy entire fields and crops of plants and trees. It is essential that trained arborists and landscapers address rust diseases right away to prevent their spread. Here is a […]
Your Guide to Palo Verde Trees
Palo verde trees are native to the desert regions of Africa, Southwest North America, and Northwest Mexico. The most common species to Arizona are known as the yellow palo verde and blue palo verde, but both qualify as Arizona’s state tree. To learn more about Arizona’s state tree, continue reading below. The Description Palo verde […]
Plant These Fast-Growing Trees for Quick Shade
Shade is a necessity in Arizona, because of the high temperatures and long sun exposure. Thankfully, there are several shade trees that will grow quickly in Arizona’s landscape. Read on for a brief selection of fast-growing trees to plant in Arizona. Willow Acacia This tree is not a true willow tree, but it grows tall […]
Are Your Trees Ready for the Monsoons?
Monsoons are a beautiful, yet sometimes hazardous, weather feature of Southern Arizona. If your landscape and trees are not prepared correctly, then you could be in danger of extensive damages. Your trees present the biggest threat during the monsoons, so it is crucial they be ready. Let’s take a closer look to see if your […]
Spotlight on Sunscald
Many trees and plants in the southwest are hardy and accustomed to hot summers and cool winters. However, not all trees are prepared to deal with the fluctuating temperatures often felt during the winter months. This inability to handle changing temperatures can lead to a condition called sunscald. Continue reading to learn more. Condition Sunscald […]
How Do Tree Roots Get Into Sewer Pipes?
Tree roots grow long and deep, which can prove dangerous to residential and commercial sewer pipes. Many people do not understand how tree roots can invade a sewer pipe, no matter what the pipe is made of. However, it happens much more often than people realize. Read on to learn how tree roots get into […]