So—you’ve finally had that old, dying, or dangerous tree removed. The yard looks more open, maybe a little brighter… but also a bit empty. If you’re thinking about replanting in that same spot, you’re not alone. We get this question all the time at Forest Tree Service: “Can I plant a new tree where the… Read more »
Taking down a tree might seem like a weekend project you can handle with a ladder and a chainsaw. After all, how hard can it be? At Forest Tree Service LLC, we hear this a lot—until homeowners find themselves in over their heads. The truth is, tree removal is one of the most hazardous yard… Read more »
After removing a tree, it’s easy to overlook the stump that remains. While it may seem harmless, an abandoned tree stump can lead to serious problems for your yard. From insect infestations to the spread of fungal diseases, a decaying stump can create unexpected issues that affect your landscape and even your home. At Forest… Read more »
Trees are a valuable part of any landscape, providing shade, beauty, and environmental benefits. However, to ensure they stay strong and vibrant, proper care is essential. Two of the most effective ways to maintain tree health are mulching and fertilizing. At Forest Tree Service LLC, we understand the science behind tree care and how these… Read more »
Trees are often the backbone of a beautiful landscape, providing shade, enhancing property value, and contributing to environmental health. However, even the hardiest trees need a little help to reach their full potential, especially in a challenging climate like Texas. Fertilization is a vital step in tree care that ensures your trees stay strong, healthy,… Read more »
In the winter months in Cleveland TX, the temperature drops, and there are chances of storms, which can affect trees and other vegetation. In these conditions, trees enter a dormant phase, slowing down their growth and shedding leaves, which presents an ideal opportunity to assess and manage tree structure. Here are several compelling reasons why… Read more »