Root Rot After Heavy Rainfall
Oct 14, 2016braddy
Ask any tree expert and they will tell you that one of the common risks of heavy rainfalls is root rot.
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Ask any tree expert and they will tell you that one of the common risks of heavy rainfalls is root rot.
With such a strong history of hot summers, Texas residents are used to having to take special precautions during the warmest months of the year.
When it comes to trees dying instead of surviving and thriving, the reasons can vary depending on the tree, its immediate environment and any recent changes that have happened.
Trees are such an essential part of our landscape. They not only beautify our world, but nourish us as well.
Trees are a very important part of our landscape, whether it be our own home property, or in public places—parks, along our streets, cemeteries, or any public grounds.
Trees are such a vital part of our landscape, whether natural or cultivated, that it is important that we take the very best care of them that we possibly can.
It is important to take good care of trees, including fertilization, because they provide shade, oxygen, beauty, and depending on the variety, fruits and nuts as well.
For Austin residents, landscaping typically involves selecting plants and trees that require minimal water since the area is so dry.
The average person has probably only heard of the basic landscaping methods of caring for trees, such as pruning or fertilizing.
Any property owner will need a tree consultation at some point, and this is true whether you own your own home or a business.