In a forest, tree stumps can be very beneficial to the ecosystem. For instance, a rotting tree stump adds more nutrients to the soil. And while urban tree stumps provide the same benefits, those benefits are often outweighed by the negatives. A tree stump can have a host of negative effects on an urban landscape. If you have just cut down a tree in your yard, or plan to do so, consider removing the stump too. Read More»
Palms, undeniably, are majestic trees. These species of trees will immediately transform your backyard into a tropical haven. Nonetheless, there may come a time when you could end up having to transplant it from your property or to another location on the premises. But unlike small trees that you could easily uproot and move, relocating a palm tree is not a task that should be performed by untrained professionals. It is critical to call an arborist as they will know how best to undertake this endeavour. Read More»
Having a tree in your yard affords you numerous benefits. Not only does it provide you with much-needed shade during Aussie’s warm seasons, but it also enhances the air quality on your property while attracting birds to your residence. Nevertheless, this does not imply that your tree cannot be a liability on your premises. Although trees are quite sturdy, they can acquire diseases that will jeopardise the integrity of the plant. Read More»
Fishtail palms are prized for their unique appearance. Although there are several species of this palm tree, referred to scientifically as Caryota spp, they all share similar characteristics. With leaves shaped like fishtails, these palms can grace a lawn with their feathery and graceful structure, which is why they are popular as ornamentals. However, although fishtail palms are popular throughout Australia, they do pose a threat to pets and young children due to their toxicity. Read More»
Australia is blessed with a unique ecosystem far removed from the flora and fauna that inhabit the Old World and the New, and plays host to a wide variety of trees that grow nowhere else in the world, from the famous eucalyptus tree family to the official floral emblem of Australia, the golden wattle. However, these trees aren’t just biological curiosities; many can be put to practical use, and many native Australian trees serve particularly well as screening trees that can provide privacy and seclusion for your garden. Read More»