Bronx & Manhattan Tree Care Blog

Making Christmas Tree Disposal Easy and Green As the holiday season winds down, many New Yorkers wonder what to do with their Christmas trees. Fortunately,

In New York City, homeowners don’t need to worry about permits or certifications for most tree services on private property. However, this doesn’t mean all

If you’ve ever wondered what a mulberry tree looks like but don’t have a picture handy, you’re in the right place! Mulberry trees (Morus spp.)

The unexpected sight of trees shedding leaves in the vibrant summer canvas can perplex even the most seasoned nature enthusiasts. The norm dictates that trees

Maples add vibrant color and classic beauty to our neighborhoods, especially in New York City. Proper care is vital for these iconic urban trees, and

A sudden hard freeze can wreak havoc on your beloved plants, causing visible damage and jeopardizing their health. This tutorial will lead you through the

Oak trees are natural landscape icons, offering beauty, shade, and ecological value. To ensure these majestic trees thrive, proper trimming is essential. In this guide,

Love them or hate them, mulberry trees are a familiar sight in the Bronx and Manhattan. These hardy urban survivors provide lush shade and sometimes

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on The London Planetree: Characteristics and Care! Have you ever found yourself captivated by the majestic presence of London planetrees

Have you ever noticed a sticky, glistening substance on your trees, resembling sap but feeling different? If so, you’ve likely encountered honeydew, a byproduct of

For over 60 years, Owens Brothers Tree Service has been a trusted partner in keeping Morris Park’s trees healthy and its properties safe. Since 1959,

Average tree removal costs in New York City varies widely, typically ranging from $250 to $10,000 and depends on the tree size, location, and accessibility.

Our trees flourish in the summer heat as the sun shines and the temperature rises. However, amidst this seasonal splendor, caring for our green companions