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February 28, 2026Yes, you should fix girdling roots before planting a tree. Girdling roots can choke the trunk, block water flow, and slowly kill the tree. If you plant a tree with girdling roots, the problem often gets worse underground. The tree may look healthy at first. Years later, it can decline fast. Check the root ball […]
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February 21, 2026Crown reduction means cutting back the top and outer branches of a tree to reduce its height and spread. It reduces the canopy size while preserving the tree’s natural shape. Many people confuse crown reduction with topping. They are not the same. Crown reduction is controlled and precise. Topping is harmful and weakens the tree. […]
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February 14, 2026Tree removal and stump removal are two different services. Tree removal cuts down the tree, while stump removal removes the remaining stump and roots. I will break down the differences so you can choose the right service for your yard. What Is Tree Removal? Tree removal means cutting down the entire tree above ground. The […]
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February 7, 2026South Florida trees face serious threats from dangerous tree diseases every year. These dangerous tree diseases can spread fast, weaken trees, and cause sudden death if you do not act early. Our warm weather, high humidity, and heavy rain create the perfect setting for fungi and bacteria. Here are 8 of the most harmful tree […]
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January 28, 2026Does Spanish Moss Kill Trees? No, Spanish moss does not kill trees. Spanish moss is an epiphytic air plant that uses trees only for support and does not steal water or nutrients from them. Many people in Florida worry when they see trees covered in Spanish moss. It looks heavy and messy, so it feels […]
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January 21, 2026Dangerous trees in South Florida include species that are toxic, allergenic, or poisonous to people and pets. Many grow in yards, parks, and along streets, which makes them easy to overlook until they cause a problem. South Florida’s warm climate allows many harmful trees to thrive. Some release toxic sap. Others trigger strong allergic reactions. […]
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January 14, 2026Native palms grow naturally in Florida, while non-native palms come from other countries and regions. Both types are common across the state, but they differ in strength, care needs, and environmental impact. Florida’s warm climate allows many palm species to grow well. Some belong here and support local wildlife. Others are planted for looks and […]
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January 7, 2026The Sabal Palmetto is Florida’s state tree and a native palm found throughout the state. It is also called the cabbage palm, sabal palm, and Florida palmetto. This palm is known for its fan-shaped leaves and strong trunk. You see the Sabal Palmetto along roads, near beaches, and in many yards. It handles heat, salt, […]
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December 28, 2025Trees lower air-conditioning costs by blocking direct sun, cooling the air, and protecting your home from heat buildup. Trees reduce costs even more when placed in the right spots around a house. Shade trees can make a real difference in monthly power bills and home value. Let’s talk about how shade trees work, where to […]
