Ixta Tree Experts

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5 years ago

We realize that having large mature trees in your yard could create more leaves to cover your sidewalk than you can keep up with on your own. If you need help keeping walkways clear, we’re always ready to lend a hand. 

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5 years ago

Did you know that a single 30-meter-tall mature tree can absorb as much as 22.7 kilograms (50 pounds) of carbon dioxide in a year, which over its lifetime is approximately the same amount as would be produced by an average car being driven 41,500 kilometers (25,787 miles)? 

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Trees need regular maintenance in order to stay healthy and vital. This includes regular watering, deep root fertilization, proper trimming, and other preventative maintenance steps. Talk to a local professional about how to keep your trees in tip-top shape. 

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5 years ago

It’s important to remember that having mature trees on your property can mean a significant number of leaves covering your lawn in the autumn. If you lack the time to deal with them yourself, we’re always available to help. 

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5 years ago

So when is the best time to have your trees pruned? Most experts recommend pruning during dormancy (i.e., during the winter). This will result in a vigorous burst of new growth in the spring and greater health for the tree. 

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5 years ago

Leaf blowers were originally sprayers, but so many people removed the sprayer to use it as a blower that it didn't take long for manufacturers to just make leaf blowers. These especially grew popular in places with droughts, like California, where water couldn't be used for cleaning up the yard. 

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5 years ago

Did you know that it's possible for tree roots to be too deep, which stops the tree from thriving? Signs of this condition include either the leaves turning yellow or the tips of the leaves turning brown. 

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As summer wanes, trees produce less chlorophyll, the compound that gives leaves their green color. Each tree species loses chlorophyll at a different rate, but as the chlorophyll fades, other compounds become visible changing the leaves from green to yellow, gold, rust, red and brown. 

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Fall is the best time to examine the safety and health of your trees. Fallen leaves expose the tree's entire structure and architecture, making it easier to detect deadwood. A trained tree care specialist will look for changes in bark color, fungus growth, cracks, and other symptoms to determine deadwood.