Do you have any trees that are dead or dying on your property? Unless they are diseased and are a risk to your healthy trees, you don’t necessarily have to remove them. In fact, keeping your dead or dying trees can actually be beneficial to the environment.

While adding trees to your landscape is a great way to improve your property’s curb appeal, you need to make sure you choose where to plant them carefully so that they don’t cause problems in the future when they grow. The following are a few tips to keeping mind to help plant your trees in the right spot:

Odds are if you have any trees on your property, then you’ve become attached to their presence – not only do they add beauty to your home, they often provide shade during the summers and block cold wind during the winters. Unfortunately, sometimes your property’s trees can cause a dispute with your neighbors.

Adding trees to your landscape is not only a great way to make your property more enjoyable on a personal level, it’s also a fantastic way to improve the curb appeal of your property. That being said, there are a ton of different types of trees to choose from. We recommend planting a conifer tree or two.

When it comes to managing the trees on your property, one of the things you’ll want to consider is preventative tree removal. If any of your trees are damaged or diseased, you should have them removed as soon as possible. Unfortunately, there is a chance that you homeowner’s insurance won’t cover it.

There are few things as disconcerting as when a tree falls right onto your home. Besides the fact that you’re probably terrified beyond belief, what are you supposed to do when you realize what has happened? The following are the steps you should take when a tree falls through your roof:

If you’re thinking about planting trees on your property, consider how they can benefit you besides just making your property look pretty. For example, planting trees such as oaks, maples, beeches and elms are a great way to add shade to your yard and home during the summer months.

Climate change has been a worrying issue, one that people are finally realizing that it's time to deal with. When it comes to discussing solutions that might help offset climate change, many people bring up ideas that have yet to be invented, such as skyscrapers that absorb carbon dioxide from the clouds or planes that spray chemicals into the atmosphere. But what about planting more trees?

Trees have always been known to beautify the landscape, which is why so many people choose to plant them on their properties. However, in addition to helping to improve your property’s curb appeal, did you know that trees can also help to improve your mental health?

Does your property need a bit more color? If it does, you can get it by planting trees that will flower during the spring. The following are a few gorgeous flower trees that we recommend planting on your property: