Avoid unnecessary damages, headaches, and costs by planting the right tree, for the right spot
Thoughtful tree planting combines knowledge and understanding of trees and the requirements necessary to be their best without causing damages, hassles, and frustration. From hardscape damages to expensive maintenance, we understand the challenges, but, with the right approach trees can thrive as the focal point in your yard, adding beauty and functionality without the troubles.
Planting a tree in the wrong space can lead to root intrusion, causing damage to foundations, your home, and other structures.
Inappropriate tree choices often result in higher maintenance costs, including frequent pruning, pest control, and tree failure leading to tree removal.
Trees planted in cramped spaces may struggle to reach their full potential, resulting in stunted growth and an unsightly appearance.
Large trees planted too close to structures can pose safety risks during storms, with the potential for branches or the entire tree to cause damage.
Trees that outgrow their designated space can create an unappealing and cluttered visual impact on your home.
Inadequate space and soil conditions can lead to stress on the tree, making it more susceptible to diseases, pests, and overall decline.
Trees planted without considering their mature size and form may obstruct views, limit sunlight, and hinder the use of outdoor spaces.
Planting trees with aggressive root systems in confined areas can lead to invasive root growth, causing disruption to plumbing and drainage systems.
Overgrown trees can encroach on neighboring properties, leading to disputes and strained relationships with neighbors.
Consider the trees requirements for healthy growth, climate, soil type, available space, and desired aesthetic to ensure a suitable match.
Yes, consult local nurseries or experts for advice on native or well-adapted tree species.
Water consistently, mulch to retain moisture, and protect from extreme weather conditions during the initial years.
Select trees that fit your space, prune strategically, and consider the long-term growth potential of the chosen species.
Yes please! Fertilize sparingly, if at all, during the first year. Focus on proper watering and soil health.
With the right maintenance, your new trees can be trained to fit the space and become their best version without having to worry about aggressive roots, oversized trees, and poor health. So you understand how it’s done, we’ve explained the approach with easy steps.
Let’s help your trees get on the right workout plan for healthy growth.
Selecting new trees for your yard is a mountain of joy, but can reveal a landslide of problems over time. Enjoy a healthy, vibrant, and appropriately sized tree for any purpose. Take this task side-by-side with the experts.
