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It matters who assesses your trees
A lot of arborists are afraid of risk assessment and would rather just cut down your tree than accept any responsibility for assessment. This video gives great information as to how this works.
Anvil vs. Bypass: The Saga Continues
What we’ve been up to:
On a sunny day in April (the day before my birthday in fact) I spent a joyful hour in a field of young oak trees. Was I perusing the branches for birds or sitting idly with a b...
Ohio Tree Planting Guide
Risks From Trees - a short discussion
Tree will be helped with new technique in UK first
Chop Chop! Is that any way to trim trees?
Several years ago, I authored two articles titled ‘Crimes against Trees.’ Safety around large trees is important. Cutting all heavy branches back to a stub may seem to make sense. But overall, the t...
Biochar Application - A Practical Guide for Improving and Constructing Soils for Urban Trees
WHAT IS BIOCHAR?
Biochar is a type of charcoal produced from exposing organic
materials (woody or agricultural waste products) to heat of around
450-650°C in a low- or no-oxygen environment through the p...
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