After a hurricane, one of the most common tree problems property owners face is a tree that starts to lean. High winds and saturated soil often shift the base of the tree or stress the trunk, creating an unstable structure. A leaning tree after a storm can...
Once praised for their tidy form and spring blooms, Bradford pear trees (a cultivar of the Callery pear) have become one of the most problematic invasive species across the Southeastern U.S. In response, North Carolina has implemented measures to reduce...
In early spring, Bradford pear trees bloom with clusters of white flowers. At a glance, they appear ornamental and harmless. But take a few steps closer and the reality hits—the scent they release is sharp, sour, and notoriously unpleasant. Many compare it...
Managing acres of land comes with unique tree safety risks, especially during hurricane season. Tree damage can jeopardize your livestock, fencing, outbuildings, and essential access routes. A downed tree can block a pasture, trap animals, or prevent access...
Hurricane season isn’t just about rain and wind—it’s about the risks that come with it. For homeowners, one of the biggest threats is right in your yard: unstable trees. Overgrown limbs, leaning trunks, and shallow roots are all warning signs that can lead...
Don’t wait for a storm to expose a tree hazard. Hurricane season presents a significant risk to your Wake County commercial property, from downed limbs and power outages to costly damage. A proactive tree risk assessment for businesses helps you spot...
Spring is the perfect time to refresh your lawn, but before you start seeding or laying new grass, take a good look at the trees in your yard. While mature trees add shade and curb appeal, they can also make it harder for grass to thrive—especially if they...
If you’re planning to plant grass in your North Carolina yard, the health of your trees plays a big role in how well your lawn will grow. While trees add beauty and shade, they can also compete with your grass for sunlight, water, and nutrients. Knowing when...
Leaf-out season marks the early spring period when trees break dormancy and rapidly grow new leaves. It’s a welcome sign of warmer weather—but for your lawn, it also signals a shift in growing conditions. As trees leaf out, they create more shade, drop...