Transplanting a tree will require at least a year of supplemental watering to create a healthy balance between the roots and the crown of the tree. Tree roots normally expand out, instead of down, and therefore a large percentage or roots are severed during transplanting.
When it comes to land clearing, often mulching tractors are used. These can be used for small and larger projects, are effective in softer ground conditions, and are ideal in the cases where more detailed work is needed.
If you are going to move a tree it’s important that the decision is not made at the last-minute, particularly for a mature tree. That’s because the root system is likely quite wide and cannot be moved in full. Pruning a tree’s root system several months before transplanting the tree is almost always required.
Have you ever gone through all the effort of cutting down trees and transporting them to the mill, just to find out the professionals at the mill wouldn’t take your lumber? We can help you avoid making that same costly mistake again.
Let's test your tree smarts: Deciduous trees shed their leaves in the fall and are responsible for the riot of color in most fall foliage. Are deciduous trees typically hardwood or softwood varieties? Deciduous trees are mostly hardwoods.
Do you ever worry that the old tree in your backyard could be at risk for falling into your house during a strong storm? Let’s talk about the condition of your tree and whether it makes more sense to clear it from your property.
When clearing your land yourself, remember you have to do something with the materials you remove. While rocks can be used for walls and other structures, what about vegetation? Land clearing services can clean your property and haul unwanted materials away.
The general rule of tree transplanting in colder climates is to wait until the trees have dropped their leaves, in early fall. Young trees have a higher success rate compared to older trees, as long as they are healthy and are cared for after their transplant.
Before you clear land for your next building or landscaping project, make sure you've evaluated the lot carefully. Cleared property may be more susceptible to soil erosion and subject to increased risk of damage from windy conditions, too.
Trees that are in growth and sprouting new shoots should not be transplanted. It is best to uproot and transplant a tree when the shoots have stopped growing and the leaves are dark green.
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Clearing your land takes a great deal of time and energy. For many, those things simply do not exist. A professional land clearing company might just be the best way to ensure that you can get things accomplished.
For the best results, a combination of canopy and root pruning, fertilization treatments, and hydration are recommended as part of the pre-transplant care. Ideally, treatment should commence 3 to 7 months prior to tree transplant.
Are you concerned that several large trees on your new undeveloped property will put a halt to your home construction plans? Let’s talk about how quickly we can have the land cleared so you can get back on track.
Although transplanting trees is something that anyone can do, it’s certainly not as simple as planting new ones in your hard. If you’d rather keep the trees you have instead starting over with new ones, we’re always here to help.
You probably already know that someone who evaluates and treats trees is called an arborist. Care to guess the term for the science of wooded plants and trees? That would be dendrology.
Cold weather deciduous trees are best transplanted in early fall. They will continue with root growth for some weeks before the winter sets in and this allows them to establish their roots in time for spring growth.
Our professionals focus on low-impact methods of vegetation control, such as removing invasive species and restoring habitats. Whatever the problem is, we have the equipment to solve it.
When you’re having construction performed on your home, you may find that your landscaping can become collateral damage of the process. Let’s talk about how transplanting your trees during construction could help to save them.
Were you aware that cutting down a deciduous tree may not be a long term removal solution? Many hardwood trees, trees that drop their leaves in the fall, are able to grow back from a stump or partial stump.
According to the U.S. Forest Service, there are 865 distinct of trees living in the United States. The most common is the red maple, followed by the Loblolly pine, sweetgum and Douglas fir. Rounding out the top five is the quaking aspen.
If you are thinking of selling your property, you'll want the land cleared so that buyers get that positive first impression. We can help you clear out unsightly areas around your home.
Thinking about clearing a plot of land? You might want to replace some of the trees once you're done. Trees are important in the landscape. They anchor the soil, release moisture into the air and absorb carbon dioxide.
We recognize that it can be difficult to choose between much needed additional square footage and the trees you’ve had so many happy memories with. By working with a tree transplanting service, you may not have to choose.
