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With over 15 years experience in the industry caring for trees we can provide in depth assessments and recommendations for a wide range of situations including: - Tree Identification - Tree Health Assessments - Hazard Evaluation/ Risk Assessment - Pre-Construction Planning and Preservation - Comprehensive Property Inventory - Disease diagnosis and treatment recommendation - Timber Stand Improvement/ Forest Health Recommendations - Group speaking/presentations on proper tree care for Homeowners Assoc., etc. - Training workshops in climbing, proper pruning and safety compliance for individuals, companies and various groups
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When the time comes to replace older declining trees or simply adding to existing landscape, we can help you not only find a suitable tree for your location but deliver and install them as well. As a general rule we recommend planting new trees in the fall to allow for maximum time for acclimation and root establishment. However, in certain situation where ample maintanence is available (primarily watering) planting can be done most of the year.
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There are many types of pruning available to meet a wide range of objectives. From fruit and flower production, pruning to enhance natural beauty, increase overall health or vitality, to encouraging proper structural development in young trees and mitigating structural weaknesses in mature trees. At ArborEssence we strive to stay on top of the most current tree related research and new techniques as they become available to provide you the widest range of pruning options to meet whatever your goals may be. All pruning provided by ArborEssence meets or exceeds standards for proper pruning set by ISA and defined by A.N.S.I. A300 tree pruning guidelines. All work is performed with an ISA Certified Arborist on site.
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In certain situations structural reinforcement is warranted. Various support systems are available. To find out if supplemental support systems are right for your trees simply call or email to set up an evaluation.
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In an ever changing environment, stresses on trees are more prevalant than ever. According to industry research over half of all tree problems are due to issues below ground. At ArborEssence we believe in a holistic approach to tree health, not only can we help identify and resolve current tree health issues, but we will show you ways to boost the overall health and natural defense systems of your trees so they are better prepared to deal with future stresses like drought and insect damage.
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As people go global, so do seeds. Unfortunately, we can't open our arms or our backyards to all of these seeds. Many non-native species never become harmful or prolific in our climate. A few however, thrive to the point of eliminating or choking out native plants and habitat. I think any of us living or visiting in the Southeastern U.S. could agree Kudzu has become just a bit too "comfortable" in our bio region. At ArborEssence, we've had our eye on another non-native come "happy camper" here in the U.S.
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Ailanthus altissima or 'Stink Tree', a central China native, has become one of the fastest growing invasive trees in our area. Six to ten feet of growth a year is common for these trees when young, so it is easy to see how they can become 'established' parts of the landscape before you know it! As the seeds of the Ailanthus have one of the highest germination rates in our area (One study reports that an individual tree can produce as many as 325,000 seeds per year!) it is imperative to prevent these trees from taking hold in our urban, suburban or rural forests. If you think you have an Ailanthus tree but aren't sure, call or email to set up an appointment and we can help you positively identify your tree or trees. We'd also be glad to help you with the removal as well.
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NOTE: Correct identification of ailanthus is essential. Several native shrubs, like sumacs, and trees, like ash, black walnut and pecan, can be confused with ailanthus. Staghorn sumac (Rhus typhina), native to the eastern U.S., is distinguished from ailanthus by its fuzzy, reddish-brown branches and leaf stems, erect, red, fuzzy fruits, and leaflets with toothed margins.
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At ArborEssence our focus is on tree preservation. Although we have the skills, experience and equipment to handle just about any removal situation, we reserve this as a last resort. Too often trees are removed hastily or unnecessarily without a thorough understanding of removal alternatives. If you have a tree that you're considering removing but aren't sure if it's necessary, give us a call and we can perform a full structural diagnostic to determine the stability and hazard value (if any) so that you may make a more informed decision about the future of your tree.
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