Legal Challenges Homeowners Face During Tree Removal In Auckland
Removing a tree on your property can feel simple at first, yet the legal side in Auckland adds layers that many people do not expect. […]
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How Arborist Jobs Handle Tree Removal Only When Necessary
Trees add beauty, shade, and character to any property, but age, weather, or disease can make them unsafe. When a tree poses a risk, homeowners […]
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Watering during dry spells
Watering during the dry spells Although we have had plenty of rain so far, summer ground conditions can become dry very quickly, and while established […]
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Why keeping trees matters for soil stability and water control
In many parts of New Zealand, trees play a critical role well beyond shade and appearance. With our mix of steep sections, clay soils, coastal […]
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Does your citrus tree look sooty?
Citrus trees can bring a Mediterranean flair to New Zealand gardens, but their vibrancy can be marred by sooty mould, a common issue caused by […]
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When to consider bracing your tree
Trees are a valuable long-term asset, but in New Zealand’s changeable climate, even healthy trees can be vulnerable to structural failure. Tree bracing or cabling […]
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9 Reasons Hiring a Tree Removal Expert Can Keep Your Trees From Damaging Your Home
Trees are a fabulous asset to any property and offer shade, privacy, protection, fruit, and a place to enjoy nature. Unfortunately, some trees cause issues […]
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Transform Your Landscape: Essential Tree Care Services in Franklin
Caring for your trees is one of the best ways to protect and enhance your property—whether that’s a home, a school, or a business. Well-maintained […]
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Why should you remove the dead wood?
Deadwood is a natural process where a tree walls off a branch or twig when the benefit of that branch is no longer a good […]
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Why does topping hurt trees!
Tree topping is poor arboricultural practice. Tree topping is when indiscriminate branches are removed from the top section of a tree. Some of the reasons […]
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Pittosporum care
Pittosporum trees are a fantastic addition to gardens to use as a hedge, privacy screen, and landscape feature. There are many different varieties with different […]
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Bark Inclusions
Bark inclusions occur when two branches or stems of a tree grow too close together leaving no room for them to grow and expand. As […]
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Suckers in your lawn?
Suckers sprouting through the lawn and from grafted trees are annoying, but do not poison them as this will kill the desirable tree too. Just […]
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Vaccinating trees for DED
Dutch Elm Disease is a fungal disease in Elm trees and has had a massive impact on Elms in Auckland and the Waikato. It often […]
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What is root flare and why is it important?
When you plant a tree or shrub too deep, it can have catastrophic results for the plant. We often see trees where the client is […]
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Collar girdling
This happens when trees are transplanted into bags at the infancy stage into a soil mix and then twisted to force the roots into the […]
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Feeding your trees.
Just like people, in order for trees to be healthy, they need good food and water to be their very best. For tree in Auckland, […]
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When and how should you prune your Avocado tree?
The Avocado tree is a native of South America and its natural habitat is the rainforest. It does not like the cold, the wind, or […]
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Curley leaf?
Curley leaf, or Taphrina deformans, is a common unattractive fungal disease that affects peaches and nectarines. The spores overwinter in the bark of trees and […]
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Grafted tree care
Many ornamental cherry trees and most fruit trees sold at garden centers are grafted, and in fact, grafting is essential in many orchards to ensure […]
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Tree care for the young fruit trees
The first few years of any tree are crucial. Developing good root structure below ground as well as good form and structure above ground that […]
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Borer and your citrus tree.
We are often asked how and when to prune citrus trees in Auckland to how protect them from borer. Pruning should be done after the […]
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How do you identify winter stress in trees?
Watch out for signs of stress in your trees in Auckland and Franklin over winter. Winter can be hard for some trees with the colder […]
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Magnificent Magnolias
Magnolia trees have been on the earth for more than 90 million years. While they were here with the dinosaurs, bees had not yet evolved […]
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Wound management after damage.
When there is a tear, split, or broken branch, it is important to tidy the wound to allow the tree to heal quickly. Remedial action […]
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Balancing Light and Privacy, the power of tree thinning in Auckland.
Trees in Auckland are often used as screens from the neighbors, but this can sometimes lead to very dark areas of the property. You would […]
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How to plant a tree in Auckland.
How to plant a tree in Auckland. When you have spent time and money on a young tree, then take some time to make sure […]
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Do your fruit trees fruit from new or old wood?
Many clients have pruned their pip and stone fruit tree only to find the following year they have no fruit. This is because it is […]
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Why do trees “bleed”?
When a tree starts to “bleed” it is essentially exuding sap or resin through the bark in response to an injury or stress. Bleeding is […]
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Heartwood Decay and Jelly Ear Fungus
Jelly Ear Fungus (Auricularia auricula judae ) plays a crucial role in decomposing dead wood and recycling nutrients back into the soil. The problem is […]
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