I. What is Girdling Root Removal? Girdling root removal is a process in arboriculture that involves identifying and removing roots that are wrapped around the trunk or main roots of a tree. These girdling roots can constrict the flow of water and nutrients within the tree, leading to stunted growth, decline in health, and even … Read more
What is Soil Decompaction? Soil compaction is the process by which soil particles are pressed together, reducing pore space and making it difficult for roots to penetrate and absorb nutrients and water. Soil decompaction, on the other hand, is the process of breaking up compacted soil to improve its structure and allow for better root … Read more
What is a chipper? A chipper is a machine used to reduce wood, branches, and other organic materials into smaller pieces or chips. It is commonly used in landscaping, gardening, and forestry to process waste materials and create mulch or compost. Chippers come in various sizes and designs, ranging from small portable models for home … Read more
What is a Tree Bylaw? A Tree Bylaw is a set of regulations put in place by a municipality or local government to manage and protect trees within a specific area. These bylaws typically outline rules and guidelines for the planting, maintenance, removal, and protection of trees on both public and private property. Tree Bylaws … Read more