When to trim mesquite and palo verde in Mesa, how much is too much, and what to put in the work order so the job gets done right.
When to trim mesquite and palo verde in Mesa, how much is too much, and what to put in the work order so the job gets done right.
The University of Arizona citrus fertilizer schedule for oranges, grapefruit, lemons and limes, how much to use by tree size, and how to apply it.
Tree work is dangerous, and not every crew is insured, trained or straight with you. A practical checklist built on University of Arizona Extension guidance.
Fall is prime planting season in Gilbert and the East Valley. Here is how to dig, backfill, mulch and water a new tree so it survives its first summer.
Grinding and full stump removal leave different things in your yard. Here is how to choose, and what to get in writing before the work starts.
Dead limbs, cracks, decay and a new lean: seven warning signs a tree may be hazardous, and what to do if you spot one.
A monsoon storm dropped a limb or left a tree leaning. Here is how to tell which damaged trees can be saved and which are not worth the risk.
Most established desert trees do fine without fertilizer. Here is what University of Arizona Extension says, the deficiency signs to watch for, and when feeding a tree helps.
Cutting down a Sissoo is only half the job. Here is why the roots keep sprouting and how a proper removal stops regrowth.
Which side of the house to plant on, how far from the wall, and which desert-adapted shade trees fit East Valley yards.