There are plenty of options to consider when looking for a type of tree to plant on your property. One popular option is the oak tree; however, there are numerous different oak trees to choose from. The following are a few types of oaks that we recommend:

One of the great things about the fall season is the fact that it’s just about time to begin picking the apples from the trees in Kansas City. If you’re going to go pick some apples or simply buy freshly picked apples, then the following are a few tips about the different types:

Planting trees on your property is a great way to improve your curb appeal. However, there are a lot of options to choose from. The following are a few types of trees that we recommend planting, trees that are especially stunning during the fall season:

If you are looking for ways to improve your property’s curb appeal, then think about planting a deciduous shrub. Deciduous shrubs are a great way to add seasonal interest as well as to soften the harsh edges of your building. When picking the type of shrub you want, you’ll need to consider sun and wind exposure. The following are a few of the shrubs you might want to consider:

The curb appeal of your home is more than just a buzz word used for how pleasant the exterior of your property appears. It’s important to the value of your home as well as the impression it leaves on guests or potential buyers. One of the best ways to improve your home’s curb appeal is by planting trees. The following are a few things you should know about planting trees to improve your curb appeal:

Everyone’s yard looks a little better with a few trees in it. Trees are absolutely beautiful features that help to improve the curb appeal of any property. Unfortunately, some homeowners dismiss the possibility of planting a tree, because they think their yards are too small. The following are a few of the best choices for trees to plant in small spaces:

Sure, having at least a couple of trees growing on your property is sure to help improve your home’s curb appeal. But did you know that trees can actually help improve the quality of the air around your home as well? Trees and air quality have a significant relationship to each other, so caring for your home's trees can benefit your health just as much as the exterior look of your home.

Mulch can be a costly part of your home care, so the last thing you want is to improperly use it or apply more than is needed. Most tree maintenance experts say optimal mulching depth is between 2 and 4 inchesif you're focused on properly caring for your trees. Many homeowners and landscapers are guilty of what is known as volcano mulching, where huge piles of mulch are installed around and up the base of the tree. This is not only both a waste of mulch but also an invitation for fungus, insects and small burrowing animals to move in.

The month of August can certainly take a toll on your landscaping, especially your trees. It's hot, it's either too wet or too dry, pests and insects are out in full force... and did I mention it's hot? Here are some important care tips for your trees which can make those trees more comfortable and perhaps even stave off future problems.

After having that old damaged tree taken down, you're feeling pretty good about making the decision not to spend the extra money and have the stump removed. But as you walk around the yard you glance over and see new growth sprouting out of the stump and the surrounding roots. The last thing you want after going to all the trouble of getting rid of the tree is to have another one grow back in its place!