Bronx & Manhattan Tree Care Blog

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,

Live in the Northeast and ready to transform your land with the perfect trees for the climate? Selecting trees tailored to the unique climate and

In the realm of environmental conservation and urban development, the concept of tree mitigation stands as a pivotal practice. It involves carefully managing trees to

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

In the lush world of trees, two terms, monoecious and dioecious, hold the key to understanding their intricate reproductive strategies. Delve into this botanical exploration

In the heart of vibrant Washington Heights, where the urban rhythm meets the tranquility of nature, lies Highbridge Park. This sprawling green space, stretching along

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

Mulberry trees, with their lush foliage and sweet berries, are common in many gardens and landscapes. However, their aggressive growth and invasive root systems can

New York, often associated with the towering skyscrapers of Manhattan and the natural wonders of the Adirondacks, might not be the first place that comes

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

New York City may be the concrete jungle, but it’s also home to a surprising array of trees. Trees are the unsung heroes of urban

Overwatering can be as detrimental to trees as underwatering, causing distress and potential harm. Recognizing the signs and knowing how to remedy the situation is

In landscaping, the allure of trees near homes is undeniable—they offer shade, enhance aesthetics, and contribute to the overall ambiance. However, planting trees too close