Are My Trees An Asset or Liability?
Although trees are typically considered an asset on residential properties, a number of factors can transform these assets into liabilities for property owners. Property owners that leave hazardous or sick…
Protect The Three P’s This Winter
When winter arrives in Houston, it's not just people that need protection from the colder temperatures and icy weather. The reality is that many parts of our home and surrounding…
Should This Tree Remain On My Property?
In last week's blog post, we looked at the many reasons why residential property owners allow unhealthy or dangerous trees to remain on their property. Today, we're going to look…
Get Rid of The Mulch Volcano Around Your Trees!
While most tree owners realize the many benefits of applying mulch to trees throughout the year, many make the mistake of having too much mulch applied to their trees, creating a volcano-like…
Avoiding Tree Transplant Shock
With colder weather approaching, many property owners opt to plant trees in their yards now since trees are in their dormant phase and can recover better from the transition. Trees planted in…
Don’t Ignore Sick or Diseased Trees
For some people, tree care simply means remembering to water the trees and occasionally get mulch to help it grow. However, good tree maintenance requires diligence and proactive steps to…
Trust Embark With Your Large or Delicate Tree Removal Projects, Part Two
For many people, the idea of tree removal seems like a simple one: cut down a tree, chop it up and remove the debris. However, the actual process of a tree removal…
Common Tree Planting Mistakes, Part Three
Property owners have a variety of options available for improving the beauty, health and value of their property, including adding irrigation systems, getting regular tree trimming, and having quality fertilizer applied. One other…
