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Three Ways to Prevent Tree Failure
Here are three suggestions to keep this from happening to your Mesquite: 1. When planting your small tree from a pot be sure to unravel the roots and trim off any roots that appear to be strangling the tree. The roots take the shape of the pot. If left that way when planted into the ground […]
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Palm Prunning
Tall Mexican Fan Palms Pruned in July. Trim your palms in July after all the seed pods have sprouted.
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Help for Freeze-Damaged Landscapes
The following article was copied from the Arizona Community Tree Council Website. by Cathy Rymer, City of Chandler Even in the desert freezing temperatures can occur causing damage to many landscape plants and making them look a bit ‘toasted’. While many frost-sensitive plants can tolerate freezing temperatures for brief periods, nights that dip into the […]
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Mesquites in Tucson
Mesquites are found all over Tucson as they grow extremely well in our soil and make great shade. They are pruned both functionally and for good structure and health. Pruning your Mesquite functionally usually involves raising it from structures as not to cause damage as well as from walk and driveways for clearance and vistas. […]
