All trees need water to survive. Each species requires a specific amount and frequency for optimal health; however, location, environmental conditions, and weather directly impact these needs. For this reason, drought can be especially dangerous for urban trees outside the natural forest setting, making meticulous tree care during a drought essential. How can you keep your commercial landscape’s trees looking their best?
A large, well established tree can present many challenges that the average person may not be aware of. Arborwell Professional Tree Management has ISA Certified Arborists that know how to address the needs of mature trees and can help you maintain these beautiful works of nature.
When it comes to large tree care, trust Arborwell to keep your trees healthy and looking their best. We know the challenges they can pose, and our experts have the experience to care for your trees.
With larger trees always keep in mind your local tree requirements. Trees must be trimmed to a certain distance from sidewalks, driveways and especially electrical lines. If a tree is planted too close to these things and it can’t be fixed through trimming, it may need to be moved to a new location. Our arborists in your area can educate you on local requirements and what options are available.
Its also important to know that mature trees require regular trimming to get rid of dead branches, diseased areas and to make room for new growth. With larger trees, it is vital to maintain the weight of branches. Trimming can help to avoid snapping and breaking of larger branches. Arborwell arborists know how to properly trim trees so they stay at optimal health.
There is a big difference between the water needs of young trees vs old trees. While a young tree needs frequent watering as it is growing very quickly, larger trees benefit from less frequent, yet deep and soaking irrigation. The best form of irrigation for a large tree is soaker hoses, which provide slow watering. Speak with our arborists about what type of irrigation is best for your tree.
Large trees have much more foliage than smaller trees and it can take longer to notice pest infestations. Because larger trees grow much slower and it can be more difficult to identify pests, there is a greater chance of devastating infestations. Our arborists know how to identify and prevent pests from damaging your trees.
Arborwell Professional Tree Management knows how to take care of your mature trees. We know that larger trees can have a unique set of challenges and we want to educate you on how to properly take care of them. Call us today at or click here to visit us online and request an estimate.
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