Pruning Trees for Tree Houses: Tips, Ideas and Strategies

Posted on: 31 May 2016

Urban forests are a good example of man-made forests. Urban forests require careful planning and even controlled tree growth to ensure maximum benefits for the people and the forest vegetation itself. Residential areas can be ideal for growing urban forests to help maximise the economic and social benefits that people enjoy from trees. If you are a homeowner in an urban area, you can improve the overall ecosystem and tree population in the urban area by having trees in your garden, along the driveway and larger streets in gated communities.
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Posted on: 1 March 2016

Removing a tree from your property is not always an easy decision, as trees can improve the view of your property and can also hold moisture in the ground so there is less chance of soil erosion in your yard. However, there are times when it's good to have a tree removed rather than keeping it on your property, either to make way for a new tree or to simply open up the space.
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Posted on: 17 August 2015

Trees are commonplace for most yards. Not only are they decorative, but they are functional too by providing shade and perhaps fruit depending on the species that you have. However, for your trees to remain in healthy condition and ensure that they are not obscuring your property, you would have to consider enlisting tree services from time to time. Here are some of the reasons why you may need to hire these professionals:
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Posted on: 23 April 2015

When using treated pine for constructing raised garden beds, there are a few things to consider, particularly if you're planning to plant vegetables and fruits. Let's look at what you need to know when purchasing your treated pine: What are the benefits of using treated pine in the garden? As a timber that has been preserved using both fungicide and pesticide, treated pine is resistant to decay and deters pests, particularly termites.
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