While we mainly discuss tree healthcare and maintenance topics here on our blog, we do like to step outside of the box every once and while and share about other issues or news involving trees, too. Recently, we read about something rather interesting that’s currently under construction in Milan, Italy – the world’s first vertical forest.
Thanksgiving is later this week, which signals the start of the holiday season. We know in the weeks to come, many families will head out to find the perfect tree to decorate for the holidays, so we thought it would be rather fun and festive to share some tips we’ve compiled from a few sources to help you select the perfect tree, as well as care for it, so that it will look great all season long.
A while back, we told you about the Scots pine, which is a pretty common tree in Missouri. Today we wanted to continue discussing trees that are common in Missouri, so we’re going to take a look at hickory trees.
Although winter doesn’t officially begin until December 22nd, it’s not too soon to prepare your trees for the inclement weather that will come with the season. Now’s the time to contact Cartwright Tree Care so we can prepare your trees for the inclement winter weather to come!
Take a look at the picture below. Think that won’t ever happen to you?
Last week we reached a huge milestone in the life of the Cartwright Tree Care blog as we published our 100th blog post! We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our readers for visiting our blog so faithfully over the past year – we appreciate your readership and support.
Are your trees in need of trimming? Perhaps you have a tree that needs to come down before the snow and ice of winter arrives, or maybe you’ve got another tree issue that needs attention. Whatever the case may be, Cartwright Tree Care is here to help!
We recently read an interesting article on TerraDaily, which reports that new research from the Carnegie Global Ecology Department has revealed that evaporated water can help cool the entire earth, not just the area in which the water evaporation originated from. According to the article, this demonstrates that “evaporation of water from trees and lakes could have a cooling effect on the entire atmosphere.”
When it comes to the trees in your yard, fall is not just a time of transition in color from green leaves to red, orange, and yellow leaves. It’s also a time to make sure your trees are prepared for winter. Due to the harsh winters the Kansas City area is prone to enduring, we can’t stress the importance of prior preparation enough, so that’s why you find us offering fall tree care tips that will help your trees endure the winter. Below are some great tips we found on Associated Content.
