As the cold weather arrives, you might feel a sense of relief that at least you can take a break from the demands of lawn-mowing, leaf-raking, and sprinkler maintenance. However, preparing your landscape properly for winter can help your plants, trees, and lawn remain healthy so that you don't have to give them as much care and repair work in the spring. Follow this guide for winterizing your yard.
1. Protect Your Trees
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The subject of tree trimming probably doesn't cross your mind until you suddenly notice an overhanging branch threatening your roof, car, or driving visibility — or unless a bolt of lightning leaves you with a fallen tree limb decorating your front yard. What many people don't realize, however, is that tree trimming services can enhance your outdoor landscape in a number of ways — not just during a crisis but all year round.
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As a homeowner, you may like to do what you can to keep your landscape healthy. Getting routine tree service is something that can help you maintain the trees in your front yard and backyard, but this on its own may not prevent you from experiencing any complications.
If you want to have an attractive and healthy landscape, but you also want to keep spending to a minimum, you should know when to invest in tree removal over tree care service.
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If you have been thinking about working on your backyard for a while, you may want to feel confident about all your decisions. But, the landscape may need a decent amount of work before you are able to give the entire space a proper assessment prior to taking on any projects.
A great example is if your trees have not been maintained in a while. You should use this opportunity to invest in professional tree service to help with backyard decision-making.
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If your ash trees are not looking as lush and healthy as they have in years past, you may begin to wonder if they may be affected by the emerald ash borer, especially if you have read reports or know people who have had problems with the insects. If so, look for the following telltale signs that your trees are infested with borers.
1. Abnormal Growth Patterns in the Trees
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