The colder weather of winter tends to have an effect on everything, including the trees! The following are some types of cold damage that you should look out for this winter when caring for your property’s trees:

The holiday season is finally here, which means that if you are looking for ways to get into the holiday spirit, then you should consider decorating the trees on your property with lights. The following is just one of many ways that you can add lights to your trees:

It looks like we’re in store for a pretty harsh winter. How do we know this? Because the trees are telling us this, that’s how! That’s right, you can actually predict the weather by paying attention to what the trees – specifically persimmon trees, have to tell you.

There are some absolutely beautiful trees in Kansas City. This is apparent from just taking a walk or a drive through town. But to see a truly astonishing tree, you’ll want to head down to Kessler Park, home of the biggest tree in the state.

If you’re looking for a way to improve your property, then one of the ways that you can do this is by planting an oak tree. The following are some of the many benefits that planting an oak tree will provide you with:

Odds are you’ve dealt with storm damaged trees before. Have you ever wondered what to do with storm damaged trees besides having the branches and trees themselves professionally removed? Why not take some of the fallen branches in your yard and use them to decorate your home?

For some reason, there’s a misconception that the best time to prune your trees is during the fall. This is actually not true. In fact, this is the worst time to prune your trees. This is because trees heal slower when pruned in the fall and decay fungi spreads their spores more during this time of the year. The following are a few tips on when you should prune your trees.

There’s nothing quite like having fruit trees on your property, especially during the spring and summer seasons when they not only improve your property’s curb appeal but also yield delicious fruits! However, you will need to take care of them, especially during the colder seasons. The following are a few tips for doing so:

The emerald ash borer that has left ash trees in Kansas and several of our neighboring states dead or dying is not leaving any time soon. If you have ash trees that have succumbed to this pest or simply want to remove the preemptively, there are a number of different types of trees to consider as replacements. The following are a few great alternative trees in Kansas City that we recommend:

There has been a serious problem with a specific type of beetle recently – the emerald ash borer. It’s been attacking ash trees throughout numerous states, including Kansas City. If you property has ash trees that have been affected by the emerald ash borer, then you’ll need to have it removed.