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Sphagnum Moss: Nature’s Unsung Hero in Flood Management
Posted in Tips and Advice on April 29, 2024
Meet Sphagnum Moss: Niagara's natural flood manager. Absorbing 20x its weight in water, it's a sustainable hero in our fight against floods.
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Top Five Shade Trees Perfect for Niagara
Posted in Tips and Advice on April 22, 2024
In the Niagara Region, certain trees stand out as perfect choices for homeowners seeking both beauty and practicality. Discover five great options!
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Invasive Pest Alert – The Spotted Lanternfly is in Niagara
Posted in Tips and Advice on March 8, 2024
Niagara faces a new threat: the spotted lanternfly. This invasive pest endangers our trees and crops. Learn how to spot, capture, and report them with Safe Tree. Your quick response is crucial for our community's safety. Click to find out h
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Battling the Box Tree Moth in Niagara
Posted in Tips and Advice on March 7, 2024
Facing the threat of the box tree moth in Niagara? Discover practical, arborist-backed strategies to protect your boxwoods and maintain your garden's beauty against these nasty pests.
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The Science Behind Cabling and Bracing your Trees
Posted in Tips and Advice on January 24, 2024
Secure your trees' future with Safe Tree's cabling and bracing expertise; protect your home and enhance property value in Niagara's diverse climate.
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The Importance of the Urban Canopy Coverage
Posted in Tips and Advice on January 17, 2024
Urban canopy coverage refers to the layer of trees and vegetation that cover the ground when viewed from above.
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Why you Shouldn’t Prune an Oak Tree
Posted in Tips and Advice, Tree Care on January 10, 2024
Protect oak trees! Learn why pruning before November risks Oak Wilt spread and beetle attraction. Act responsibly, and save our trees.
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5 Fastest Growing Trees in the Niagara Region
Posted in Tips and Advice on January 5, 2024
In the lush Carolinian Forest of Southern Ontario, a biodiversity hotspot, over 50 different tree species thrive. From the majestic maples to the sturdy oaks, and the resilient hickories to the elegant beech trees, this region is a tree lov
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Winter Pruning in Niagara: Safeguarding our Oaks Against Oak Wilt
Posted in Tips and Advice on November 7, 2023
For those living in the Niagara Region, oak trees are not just another type of tree; they’re an integral part of our urban forest, contributing to both the natural beauty and ecological balance of our communities which is why winter pruni
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Monitoring for Pests and Disease in the Fall
Posted in Tips and Advice on September 15, 2023
Monitoring for Pests and Disease Affecting Trees and Shrubs in Niagara Region: A Fall Guide Monitoring for pests and disease in the Fall during the Autumn months is a fantastic opportunity to see what issues are prominent in your landscape.