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“Can This Tree Be Saved?” This is the story of two trees – a Sugar Maple (a deciduous tree) and a Dawn Redwood (a coniferous tree). Both of these trees were bought from local nurseries. They were beautiful specimens and both had been planted about eight years ago. Each tree was growing well in it’s location (southern New…

FAQ’s About Fertilizing Q. Why should I fertilize my trees? A. Because trees and shrubs need nutrients. Most organic matter is not recycledback into the soil. Tremendous amounts of nutrients are lost in the name ofyard maintenance. Top soil is often removed during construction. Fertilizationmakes available all the nutrients that plants need, resulting in increased…

The Winter Moth has been in the news of late, and no doubt will be making a personal appearance soon. If you have noticed white-ish colored moths flying around porch lights in the evening last November and December, then you’ve seen ‘Operophtera brumata’ – Winter Moth. Winter Moth – by Entomart The problem with these moths is that…

End of winter/ early spring is a great time of year to really look at the trees around us. Here in New Hampshire we have quite a variety,  probably much more than you might imagine. Native tree species run to about seventy or so. And of course we also have many non-native species planted for their landscaping…

Bradley Tree and Landscape, which is owned and operated by me – Tim Bradley – is both a tree removal and tree care company. As a professional licensed Arborist, I am in the business of helping people with their tree landscapes. We are fortunate to live in an area here in southern New Hampshire that is  well-populated…

Evergreens, as their name implies, stay green year-round – unlike deciduous trees which drop their foliage with the onset of winter. Most – but not all – conifers are evergreens. Here in New Hampshire (and New England), we have a wide variety – with the Pine Tree recognized by everyone. So why do evergreens stay green year…

Wow! We’re already through April and marching into May! That means planting season is in full swing. It also means every state across the country (and even some countries across the globe!) will celebrate its own official Arbor Day. Despite its rich history, Arbor Day can be overshadowed by many other events Spring brings. That’s…