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A Guide to Common Tree Myths and Revealing the Truth

11/26/2023

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Myths about trees frequently take root in the arboricultural community alongside their massive trunks and lush canopies. By distinguishing fact from fiction, this blog post seeks to dispel some of the most widespread myths about trees. As we dispel myths and unearth the true tales behind these arboreal legends, come along on a trip through the branches of reality.

The "Tree Topping" Myth: Eliminate the idea that "tree topping," or drastic pruning, is a good idea.
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Regardless of the weather, trees require regular watering: Talk about how important it is to modify irrigation techniques according to soil moisture content and weather.

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Winter Tree Care: Keeping Your Trees Warm

10/19/2023

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It's time to discuss how to take care of your prized trees during the winter as the days become shorter and the temperature drops. Trees require a little more care throughout the winter, just like humans do. Let's get started with some practical advice for making your green friends happy this winter.

1. Mulch 'Em Correctly:

Give your trees a warm mulch-covered foundation before winter arrives. The ideal amount of mulch is 2 to 4 inches. It serves as the roots' warm winter coat, shielding them from chilly conditions.

2. Hydration Is Important:

Trees require water even in the winter. Before the ground freezes, make sure they are properly hydrated. The roots benefit from deep watering by storing moisture for the dry winter months.

3. Pruning with Objective:

Light pruning is ideal in the winter. To stop dead or broken branches from falling and harming people, remove them. Don't go crazy, though; your tree still needs "arms and legs" to stand up and receive sunlight.

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The Best 5 Trees for Extreme Climates: Nature's Tough Survivors

10/19/2023

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Today, we'll delve into the realm of tough, robust trees that thrive in challenging environments. Mother Nature has a way of giving us some incredible tales of survival. Let's learn about the top 5 toughest tree species that can withstand extreme weather.

Quercus Ilex (Holm Oak):

These hardy oaks are native to the Mediterranean region, where they must contend with scorching summers and a lack of water. Their evergreen leaves, which conserve energy and water, have allowed them to adapt.

The Holm Oak is your friend if you live somewhere with intense sun and little rainfall. Where other trees fail, it flourishes.

Pinus ponderosa (Ponderosa pine):

The Ponderosa Pine is a remarkable survivor, coming from the western United States. They can endure extremely hot and dry conditions.

They are fire-resistant thanks to their long needles and thick bark, which is a major benefit in areas prone to wildfires.

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Trimming Those Tall Trees!

10/4/2023

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Hi, tree lovers! Ever wonder how we deal with the enormous trees when it's time for a trim? Without using any fancy words, let's get right to the meat of cutting incredibly big trees. 

Climbing Pros: Our knowledgeable arborists are comparable to true tree ninjas. They have been taught to ascend to those heights with the elegance of a squirrel using ropes and harnesses.

Safety: First and foremost, we put safety first. We evaluate the weather and the equipment before every ascent to ensure the safety of our team. Our arborists are safe because of the equipment and helmets we have.

The Right Tools: To reach branches without endangering anyone's neck, we utilize specialist tools like extendable saws and pole pruners. No gymnastics, just clever tools!

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What Has Changed Recently in Tree Care?

10/4/2023

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Welcome, tree lovers! Interested in learning what's happening in the tree care industry? We know all about the most recent tendencies and developments that are reshaping our sector. No business speak, just the good things! 🍃

Smart Tree Tech: You read that right, Smart Tree Tech! The upkeep of trees involves using intelligent technology. We use technology to maintain the health of your trees, from drones for tree inspections to applications for tracking tree health.

Sustainable Practices: Living sustainably is more than a trend. We strongly believe in using environmentally friendly tree care methods that also maintain the health of your trees.

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Tips for Finding Harmony Between Tree Health and Pet Happiness

9/24/2023

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​Keeping your trees healthy while also making sure your pets are happy can be a tricky balance. Your trees are more than just an attraction of your garden; they play an important role in your ecosystem. Here are some crucial landscaping techniques to help you achieve this balance:
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  • Pet-Friendly Plant Selection: Select non-toxic plants and trees for your pets. Many typical ornamental plants and trees can be toxic if consumed, so look into pet-safe alternatives to protect your four-legged friends.
 
  • Pet walkways and Zones: In your yard, designate distinct walkways or play places for your pets. Separate zones might help limit the possibility of trampling or digging near your valuable trees.
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  • Pet-Proof Fencing: Consider building pet-friendly fencing to keep your pets from damaging or digging near the base of trees. Both your trees and your pets will benefit from this.

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Do you want to plant trees close to your residence?

9/24/2023

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Planting tree near your residence is a choice that can significantly improve the appearance and worth of your property. However, making informed decisions is critical to ensuring the long-term well-being and health of both your house and the trees. Let's look at the best and worst choices for trees near your house:

Worst Trees in Your Neighborhood:

When planted too near your home, certain trees might provide considerable challenges:
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  1. Willow Trees: Despite their beauty, their invasive roots have been identified known to cause foundation and underground utility damage.
  2. Poplar Trees: These fast-growing trees can be brittle and break during severe weather, potentially causing harm to your property.
  3. Silver Maples: While they are attractive, they require a lot of water, which can clog drains and undermine structures.

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New Google My Business Post Up!

9/15/2023

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Hey there, everyone! We just published a brand-new content on Google My Business.  Check it out here:

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Keep up to date with El Paso Tree Service! #NewPost #GoogleMyBusiness #StayConnected #TreeTrimming #TreeCutting #Pruning #TreeService
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Genuine Care for a recently planted tree

2/16/2022

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Are you aware that you need no less than 500 trees for each person to match the carbon dioxide being produced every year? So, well done on planting your first tree; it will serve ages to come! The ball doesn't quit rolling with just planting a tree. Knowing how to suitably care for the recently planted tree is important, especially with the changing climate we face today.

Genuinely focusing on a tree the right way will ensure that it is strong, unfaltering, and impenetrable to most bugs and diseases. With the proper consideration, trees can live for quite a while.

With respect to that, how might you deal with a new tree? Keep reading to find five simple tips for proper caring.

Five Methods to Care for a Recently Planted Tree

Before you can plant, it's important to make sure you have the right tree and foster it entirely in the right area. A reasonable advice is to pick a tree between 3-5 years old. It allows the tree time to develop roots before being planted.

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Different Sickness that harms trees

2/16/2022

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Even though trees are the initial source of medicine and herbs that treat sickness and wounds, they are prone to infections. Like other living organisms, these sickness can be researched and treated accordingly.
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Trees can be contaminated by various sickness, for instance, bacterial, fungal, viral, parasitic, bug or nematode diseases. These sickness could make the life of the trees end or lead to its decline in wellbeing.
 
Here we have listed 3 of the critical classifications of the most generally recognized sickness that impact trees:

1.) Bacterial Diseases

Bacteria are one of the most broadly recognized causes of plant’s sickness. They are microscopic organic life forms that increase their quantity rapidly. The bacteria are mostly found on dead leaves, bark, branches, twigs, roots, and soil.

Bacterial sickness can be divided into two classes - systemized and non-systemized. Systemized sickness spreads through the entire body of the plant, while non- systemized sicknesses attack specific pieces of the plants.

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