
How Often Should Trees Be Trimmed in Utah?
A fixed trimming date won’t work for every tree in Northern Utah. A young fruit tree may need yearly shaping, while a mature shade tree…
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A fixed trimming date won’t work for every tree in Northern Utah. A young fruit tree may need yearly shaping, while a mature shade tree…
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A cherry tree can look healthy one week and start failing the next. In Northern Utah, storm damage, poor pruning, winter drought, and sun-scald often…
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An apple tree can look healthy one week and start failing the next. In Northern Utah, disease is a leading cause, but poor roots, borers,…
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Most stump grinding removes wood 6 to 12 inches below grade. That is usually enough for grass, mulch, or a new planting bed. Larger stumps…
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When a tree hits your house, move fast, but don’t rush into the debris. Hidden power lines, unstable limbs, and roof damage can turn a…
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A tree losing leaves in summer is often reacting to stress, not changing seasons. In Northern Utah, water problems are common, but disease, pests, root…
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