How to Care for a Tree After Construction Work

29th December 2025, Tips

Construction projects can put nearby trees under serious stress, often without any immediate signs. In this guide, we explain what to look out for and how to help your tree recover, including when to call in expert assistance.

Can You Move a Tree? What You Need to Know About Tree Transplanting.

29th November 2025, Tips

Thinking of moving a tree? It is possible, but it’s not as simple as digging it up and shifting it. Here’s what you need to know about transplanting trees safely, and why getting expert advice is so important.

How Tree Roots Can Affect Your Property

30th October 2025, Tips

Tree roots can cause more trouble than you might expect, from cracked pipes to uneven driveways. Here’s how to spot problems early, prevent damage, and protect your property with a bit of forward planning and the right professional support.

The Beauty and the Burden of Autumn Leaves: What to Do (and What Not to Do)

30th September 2025, Tips

Love autumn but not the mess it leaves behind? Learn how to deal with fallen leaves the right way. From composting to mulching, here’s how to manage leaf fall without harming your garden, or the planet.

What Happens to a Tree After Pruning?

30th August 2025, Tips

Just had your tree pruned? Don’t worry if it looks a little bare. This guide explains how trees recover after pruning, when regrowth happens, and why proper pruning leaves your tree healthier, stronger and safer in the long run.

How Trees Can Help Keep Your Home Cool in Summer

31st July 2025, Tips

Think trees are just for shade? Think again. With the right planting, your garden trees can help cool your home, cut energy bills, and protect your property during heatwaves. Here’s how to harness nature’s air conditioning – and why regular tree care makes all the difference.

How to Spot and Deal with Storm-Damaged Trees

30th June 2025, Tips

Storm-damaged trees can pose serious risks – but the signs are not always obvious. From hidden cracks to leaning trunks, here’s what to look out for, why it pays to act fast, and when to call in the professionals for advice or safe removal.

Why Regular Tree Inspections Save You Money in the Long Run

31st May 2025, Tips

Think your trees are fine? Hidden issues can lead to expensive problems. Regular inspections by professionals catch early signs of disease or damage, saving you money and stress. Discover why proactive tree care is a smart investment for your property.

The Dangers of DIY Tree Work (and why it’s best left to the experts)

30th April 2025, Tips

From injury and property damage to harm to the tree itself, there are plenty of reasons why tree care should be left to the professionals. Here we look at the risks of DIY tree work, common mistakes people make, and how qualified tree surgeons carry out the job safely and properly.

Top 10 Signs Your Tree Needs Professional Care

31st March 2025, Tips

Whether it’s dead branches, leaning trunks or unusual changes in the leaves, there are a number of tell-tale signs that your tree could be in need of professional care. In this blog, we’ve put together a simple checklist to help you identify when it’s time to call in a qualified tree surgeon.

What is Tree Pollarding, and is it Right for Your Tree?

28th February 2025, Tips

Pollarding is a traditional method of tree management, commonly used in urban areas and along roadsides to control tree size and encourage fresh growth. But is it the right choice for your tree? In this guide, we’ll explain what pollarding is, why it’s done, and whether it’s suitable for your trees.

How to Protect Young Trees from Weather Extremes

31st January 2025, Tips

Planting a young tree is an investment in the future, but in its early years, a tree is more vulnerable to the elements than a well-established one. Here we explore how to safeguard young trees against the UK’s varying weather conditions, ensuring they get the best possible start in life.

Tree Maintenance for Each Season: What You Should Be Doing Year-Round

31st December 2024, Tips

Caring for trees is a year-round commitment that pays off in healthier, stronger trees and a safer environment for your property. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the essential tree care tasks for every season, so you know exactly what to do, and when to do it.

The Importance of Crown Thinning and How it Benefits Mature Trees

30th November 2024, Tips

By selectively removing branches to reduce density, crown thinning not only enhances a tree’s appearance, but also plays a crucial role in its structural integrity and longevity. In this blog, we’ll explore what crown thinning is, its benefits, and why it’s a must-have maintenance technique for mature trees.

Delayed Leaf Fall and Stunning Colours: This Year’s Autumn Enigma Explained

31st October 2024, Tips

From fiery reds to rich auburns, this year’s display feels like nature’s finale in high definition. But what’s behind this unusual autumn showcase? Here we explore what’s made 2024’s autumn colours so striking and why the trees have been holding onto their leaves longer than usual.

How to Spot Root Rot in Trees and What You Can Do About It

30th September 2024, Tips

Root rot is one of the most common and concerning diseases affecting trees in the UK, yet it often goes unnoticed until it’s too late. In this blog, we’ll explain what root rot is, how to recognise it, and what you can do to prevent or treat it in your garden.

What are These Growths on my Tree? Galls Explained.

31st August 2024, Tips

Strange growths on your tree? It may be suffering from a growth of galls. Read on to learn what galls are, what they look like, why they develop, and how to deal with them to keep your tree healthy and visually appealing.

Parasitic Plants: Should I Remove These Unwanted Guests From my Tree?

31st July 2024, Tips

Most plants get their energy through photosynthesis, but some get it by stealing it from other plants. These are called ‘parasitic plants’. Join us as we explore some of the most common parasitic plants, where they can be found, and what you should do if you find one living in your tree.