General Tree Care
Is my Tree Dead or Dormant?
Tree may look dead during winter season but in reality it is just in its dormant state. This article will help you check if your tree is dead or just dormant. If you still have a hard time after reading this post, American Climber can help you.
Read MoreGolf Course Tree Care
Caring for trees on a golf course can be challenging. That’s one of the reasons why it is best to leave tree care on golf courses to professional arborists. There are more reasons why professional tree care is essential on a golf course, read them in this article.
Read MoreFall Yard Clean-Up Checklist for your Massachusetts Property
Fall clean-up will not only prepare your trees to endure the winter in Massachusetts, but it will also keep them healthy all year long. This checklist will help and guide you on what tasks to do in your yard this fall.
Read MoreWhy, When & How to Mulch Trees in Massachusetts
Mulch provides many benefits for your trees, but when used improperly it can also kill them. Here’s how to properly use mulch, how it helps your trees and landscape, application tips, and safety precautions.
Read MoreFrost Cracks: FAQs About These Vertical Cracks in Trees
Answers to all of your questions about winter frost cracks in trees: why it happens, if it’s harmful, what to do, which trees get it, and more.
Read MoreCan You Do Tree Work in Winter?
Even in Massachusetts, winter is a great time for tree work! Learn the many benefits of winter tree work for both you and your trees – and the things you should avoid.
Read MoreThe Real Cost of Poor Tree Care
Cheaper tree care isn’t a “better deal” when it results in worse outcomes for your trees and higher ongoing costs for you. Here are the “red flags” to look out for that show you’re getting poor tree care.
Read MoreWhen to Prune Your Trees & Shrubs
The right time to prune trees and shrubs varies depending on the species, age, and condition of the plant. Learn what to prune each season – and what not to prune.
Read MoreGirdling Roots: The Strangler That Can Kill Your Trees
Learn what girdling roots are, how they form, why they’re dangerous, and what you can do to prevent or correct them to save your trees.
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