Give Trees, Palms, and Shrubs a Boost Spring is prime time for enhancing the health of trees and shrubs. A healthy soil environment is key to fortifying their defenses and promoting robust growth. For palm trees, SavATree recommends a quarterly nutrient program to ensure optimal health. Look for signs like off-color leaves, dieback, stunted growth,…
Schedule Complimentary Consultation Jacob Mitchell, ISA Certified Arborist Territory and Services: Jacob is a commercial arborist operating out of SavATree’s Austin, Texas branch. He provides comprehensive tree and shrub care services to properties throughout southern Austin, TX. Some popular services that he offers to clients in and around the South Austin area include tree…
Safeguarding Trees with SavATree’s Lightning Protection Systems SavATree provides lightning protection system installations to effectively reduce the risk of lightning strikes and potential damage to trees on any landscape. Don’t wait for disaster to strike; take proactive measures now to shield your trees from lightning damage, saving you from costly repairs and tree removal in…
Safeguarding Trees During Monsoon Season As monsoon season approaches in Arizona, it’s time to take proactive measures to protect your trees from potential damage before the storms arrive. We recommend pruning your trees before the onset of the season to remove dead or weak branches that could become hazardous during high winds and heavy rain.…
Reduce the Risk of Wildfire Damage The western region of the United States has been experiencing prolonged dry conditions, high temperatures, and gusty winds which could create a perfect storm for the ignition and rapid spread of wildfires. Regular risk assessments are vital on residential and commercial properties to mitigate fire hazards. Creating defensible zones…
Landscape Care for Warm Weather Regions March Start lawn fertilization for warm-season grasses. Plant as frost risk decreases. Prune summer-flowering shrubs. Prune citrus, ficus, and other sun-sensitive trees. Prune most evergreen trees and shrubs. Fertilize trees from now through April. April Plant warm-season flowers, shrubs, and trees. Monitor and adjust irrigation now through August. Fertilize…
Landscape Care for Mild Weather Regions March Delay outdoor planting until the threat of frost has passed. Prune summer-flowering shrubs. April Start planting cold-tolerant flowers and vegetables. Rake and remove winter debris. Begin lawn fertilization for cool-season grasses. Start regular lawn mowing. Actively control pests and insects. May Plant summer annuals and vegetables. Mulch for…
Give Trees and Shrubs a Boost Spring is prime time for enhancing the health of trees and shrubs. The enduring impact of the 2022 drought, coupled with shifting weather patterns, has left numerous landscapes stressed and increasingly prone to diseases and pests. Cultivating a healthy soil environment is vital for strengthening their defenses. Signs that…
Warmer Temperatures Lead to Shifts in Hardiness Zones A new release of the USDA’s Plant Hardiness Zone Map confirms that Earth’s temperatures are warming, a reality that could present more challenges than opportunities in the future. *2023 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map. The map comprises thirteen zones across the U.S., each representing a difference of…
The Largest Tree in the World (By Circumference) Nature’s Awe-Inspiring Wonders and Our Role as Caretakers Photo credit: Redmond Tsao Oaxaca, Mexico is home to El Árbol del Tule, the world’s largest tree by circumference, a natural wonder that’s nearly 2,000 years old with a trunk measuring over 140 feet in diameter. Located in Santa María…
