Category: Advice

Spring Tree Care Tips: Help Your Trees Thrive 16/04/2025
Spring Tree Care Tips: Help Your Trees Thrive

As winter fades and the days grow longer, spring brings a burst of life back into our gardens. It’s the perfect time to give your trees some much-needed attention to set them up for healthy growth through the warmer summer months. Whether you’re a homeowner, property manager, or business owner, a little spring tree care […]

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Help Protect your Trees against Storm Damage 27/11/2024
Help Protect your Trees against Storm Damage

With the onset of more wintery weather and storms impacting the UK, most recently Storm Bert this weekend, it’s time to think about the safety of trees at your home or workplace. Why not ask our tree consultant to survey your trees and make sure they safe? Not only do you need to deal with […]

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Summer Tree Care Tips 29/07/2024
Summer Tree Care Tips

Summer can be a challenging season for trees due to higher temperatures and less rainfall! Here are some tips to help ensure your trees stay healthy and thrive during the summer months: Watering: Water early in the morning to reduce evaporation and allow trees to absorb moisture before the heat of the day. Watering once […]

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For Complete Peace of Mind, Use an Arb Approved Contractor for Your Tree Work 09/11/2023
For Complete Peace of Mind, Use an Arb Approved Contractor for Your Tree Work

With the proliferation of tree surgeons and landscaping companies that have appeared in recent years, an ARB Approved Contractor is a standard that is increasingly demanded by Local Authorities and other large commercial organisations.  However, it is the public who should also be taking note.  Just as you would with a car mechanic or an electrician, you […]

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Different Parts of a Tree and Their Functions [Infographic] 10/08/2023
Different Parts of a Tree and Their Functions [Infographic]

Each section of a tree serves a unique function that contributes to its overall health and well-being. Understanding these parts and their roles can give you a greater appreciation of these vital components of our ecosystem and can guide you in how best to care for and maintain them.  In this article, we’ll explore the […]

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Is It Possible to Plant a Tree Where One Has Been Removed? 15/05/2023
Is It Possible to Plant a Tree Where One Has Been Removed?

As an award-winning tree surgery company, we regularly get asked whether you can plant a tree where one has already been removed. The answer is yes — but there are many considerations to take into account. In this article, we’ll examine the distinctions between cutting a tree down to its stump and fully removing the […]

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How to Tell if a Tree is Dying 16/03/2023
How to Tell if a Tree is Dying

We all love our trees — they’re a beautiful and important feature of our gardens, but they can also pose a threat when they start to die. It’s important to keep an eye on them throughout the year so that you can spot any signs that they’re on their way out. In this article, we’ll […]

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Hiring a Tree Surgeon in North London 08/11/2022
Hiring a Tree Surgeon in North London

Professional tree surgeons have the equipment, skills and experience to keep your trees safe and healthy. It’s extremely dangerous to attempt tree surgery yourself, so make sure to contact a local expert if your trees need work. If you’re located in North London and require a tree survey or any type of arboricultural service, you […]

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Advantages of Deadwooding a Tree 01/07/2022
Advantages of Deadwooding a Tree

Deadwooding is an important tree surgery practice that results in safer and healthier trees. If you’ve noticed any dying branches on your trees, you might want to invest in this service. But what exactly is deadwooding? And how could it benefit you? We answer all of these questions and more in this month’s article. What […]

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The Oak Processionary Moth Problem 30/03/2022
The Oak Processionary Moth Problem

Can Oak Processionary Moths Disturb Tree Work? The larvae of oak processionary moths (OPM) are a hazardous pest that affect oak trees, animals and even humans. They were first identified in the UK in 2005 and known only to be prevalent in London and the surrounding areas. The government introduced a programme in 2012 to […]

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