Learning All About Tree Care

Posted on: 22 November 2019

Australia is, unfortunately, very prone to significant weather-related events, and this has certainly been in the news recently. Due to widespread drought conditions and prevailing winds, wildfires have been tearing up certain states and territories, and many people believe that this could be the new norm in the future. If you haven't been directly affected by these events, then count yourself lucky, but think about what you could do to try and reduce your exposure.
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Posted on: 22 November 2019

Trees play a significant role in our lives. Trees conserve the environment, act as windbreakers and beautify an area, among other benefits. However, you might be forced to seek tree removal services from a professional to avoid accidents or property damage after a storm or when your tree becomes overgrown, infected or dries up. This service comes at a cost, and it could be inconveniencing if you don't have enough money for the project.
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Posted on: 22 November 2019

Having trees in your compound is a good thing since they provide shades and a cool breeze during the hot season. However, that's not the case when branches are hanging over the house, especially during the rainy season. You risk a limb falling off, causing extensive damage to your roof. Apart from that, when you allow trees to claim territory in your compound, you risk mold growing all over the place, which could be hazardous to your health.
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Posted on: 20 November 2019

Has your tree left it a little late to start blooming this year? Then, understandably, you must be worried about its health. Deciduous trees in Australia should begin to bloom in September, but not all species will flower at the same time. However, if spring is already underway, and your tree still isn't showing any signs of life, it might be suffering. If your deciduous tree still hasn't produced any blossoms yet this spring, check for the following signs of life.
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