Posts Tagged ‘winter tree damage’
Protect Your Trees from Freezing and Thawing Damage
Throughout the winter, many people look forward to when the weather takes a sunny turn and the temperature starts to rise. Regardless of how short these warm spells may be before the cold creeps back, the fluctuating temperature is welcomed with open arms. However, it can have damaging effects on your trees. This change from…
Read MoreProtect Your Trees from Salt Damage
As snow falls and layers of ice form on the ground, it is normal to sprinkle salt to help prevent a winter stroll from turning into a not-so-fun slip and slide. However, this ice melting solvent may not be as helpful and harmless as it may seem. In fact, ice melt products can be incredibly…
Read MoreHow Do Trees Survive Winter?
As the days get shorter and the temperature begins to drop, our winter preparations begin and by mid-fall, they are well underway. However, we are not the only ones that undergo the winter prep process – our trees do, too. That’s right! Just as we take protective measures to keep hypothermia at bay during the…
Read MoreSnowstorm Damage Checklist
Living in the Midwest, heavy snow and ice storms are more common than we’d like. Heavy buildup of snow and ice on our homes, cars, bushes, and trees can cause significant and costly harm. Here’s what to do if your tree experiences snowstorm damage this season. Immediately Assess the Damage When a tree breaks or…
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