We get calls all the time asking about cutting tree roots. You are probably wondering why is there a picture of a gravel road and a tree down? Well this tree provides a great example of what happens when tree roots are cut. Read on to find out more.
It is not uncommon to see black slime on a tree trunk. I’ve done lot’s of posts on trunk wounds and how they can be an indicator of root or tissue problems. I was out walking a couple of weeks ago. I heard a loud crash close by. On my way home, I saw what […]
Lots of factors can cause root suffocation. Tree roots frequently suffocate which negatively impacts the health of the tree. I’d like to bring awareness to this issue, so that you can make smart decisions. Tree roots usually don’t get much attention. However, I find them fascinating. Just think, tree roots not only provide nutrients for […]
I think tree roots are amazing. Trees must have a healthy canopy to survive. Luckily tree canopy health is relatively easy to assess. However, they must also have a healthy root system. If you have looked through the blog at all, you realize that I write a lot about roots. It would be helpful to read […]
I think we have all been a little surprised by the weather for the last 8 months. We haven’t gotten a break from the rain, which is frustrating, but what does that mean for our trees and their roots? Let’s take a closer look. Possibly!
From my previous post on roots, we know that tree roots provide structural support, and they are the conduit for nutrient absorbsion. Trees have to have healthy root systems to support the trunk and canopy. Tree root systems are loosely classified by their growing patterns. These patterns are most obvious in young trees and trees […]