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News And Advice From The Leading Thousand Oaks Tree Trimming Company
If you’ve recently made a trip to the nursery and picked out the perfect tree to plant in your yard, you’re probably pretty excited about getting started. After all, the sooner you get it planted the sooner you’ll see your tree respond to the Conejo Valley’s perfect growing weather of spring and summer.
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With springtime on the horizon, it’s time to think about giving your trees a last little pruning before they begin to regain their lush summer foliage.
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While the rest of the country is bogged down in winter weather, we here in the Conejo Valley are enjoying plenty of sunshine with spring on the horizon. That means we have the opportunity to get a head start on planting new landscaping. If you decide to plant some news trees in your yard, then it’s important to take some steps to get your trees off to a healthy start. The good news is that taking care of your new trees doesn’t have to be complicated. Try these five tips to get it right.
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With some much-needed rain hitting the Conejo Valley this week, it may be hard to imagine that spring is barely two months away. But it is and that means it’s time to think about fertilizing your trees and shrubs if necessary.
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Take one look around your neighborhood and you’ll see that we’ve definitely moved from autumn to early winter. The deciduous trees have pretty nearly shed all their leaves, preparing to save their energy for the winter months. But with such a barren look to so many trees, how can you tell if they’re just going through the normal winter cycle or perhaps have an issue with pests or disease?
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With many trees losing their leaves and fall gradually turning into winter, you might think this is the time when your yard’s landscaping is ready for a nice rest. Yes, that’s partly true, but this is also a great time to lay the groundwork for a beautiful spring revival of your entire yard. With that in mind, let’s get to work.
Even though it’s been a strange year (to put it mildly), one thing is as normal as can be: the change of season. So even as we prepare to celebrate holidays in a new way, our gardens and trees are preparing for winter in exactly the same way they have for millennia. Specifically, they are going dormant.
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2020 has been a crazy year for everybody, but do you know a couple of companies that have seen business boom since March? How about Lowe’s and Home Depot? The reason is simple: homeowners have taken this time to focus on painting the insides of their homes and renewing their landscaping.
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If you enjoy hiking around our local trails in the Conejo Valley, you’ll notice that the ground around our beautiful oak trees is generally a wonderful carpet of organic material. Broken up leaves and twigs form a blanket over the top layer of soil. If you ever reach down to grab a handful of that material, you’ll also notice it’s loaded with organisms such as earthworms and tiny roundworms called nematodes. These organisms serve a useful purpose: they break up organic materials so that they can be absorbed back into the soil. A side effect of this activity is that the soil actually feels spongy, which is a sign that it’s perfect for absorbing rainfall and also for allowing oxygen to get to the roots.
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There’s always a nice sense of accomplishment after planting a new tree, shrub or bed of flowers. To put the finishing touch on that job, though, there’s one more thing to do: add mulch. It adds the final accent that makes your handiwork look professional and polished.
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