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Tampa FL

06 May, 2021

8:34 AM

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Tree Trimming Tampa combines years of experience, ANSI A300 is the industry standard for proper tree care. We employ arborists that are certified by the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA). There are many reasons to choose Tree Trimming Tampa to prune your trees, but the strongest argument in our favor is peace of mind. We are insured, locally-based and reputable within the industry.There are many reasons to prune:Safety. In certain cases your trees may become so big and unwieldy that they threaten the safety of your home and family. Trees must be trimmed back to prevent future catastrophe by improving tree structure so that branch attachments grow strong and can withstand high winds and major storms.Tree Health. Removing dead wood allows damaged tree branches to close over and block out decay. Crown-thinning your tree allows light and air penetration to the inner parts of the tree, allowing the interior foliage to grow and aid in photosynthesis.Aesthetics. Our goal is to enhance the beauty of your trees by pruning them in a way that looks natural. Your plants need organic material to thrive. That’s why gardeners use soil that has organic material added to it and not just dirt. One problem, though, is that the organic material in soil is quickly burned up leaving behind only dirt. How can organic material be replenished? In nature, soil is kept fertile by a top layer of organic material that slowly breaks down over time. As it breaks down, it sends much-needed nutrients to the plant roots below. This layer is continually replenished by falling leaves and other decaying matter. In addition to feeding plant roots, this layer of organic material also locks in moisture. Fortunately, tree service wood chips can be used to replicate a natural layer of organic material on top of your soil. Tree services are constantly creating wood chips, and they consider them to be waste products, so they are cheap and easy to get. Because the Tampa desert is so hot and dry during the summer, a top-layer of mulch is essential. Adding a top-layer of wood chips to your roses, for example, can mean plentiful flowers all summer with very little water. The wood chips lock in moisture and they feed the plants. It’s a win-win. Organic mulch is amazing because as it breaks down, it feeds organic matter into the soil, and it keeps the soil cool and moist so your tree is more protected from the relentless Tampa sun and dry weather. Just be sure that you don’t pile up mulch around the base. Make sure that the tree trunk can breathe. When mulch is piled up in the form of a “mulch volcano” it has the effect of inviting decay and pests. We recommend 3-5 inches of wood chips, but other organic materials can work as well.