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The Best Fruit Trees for Utah

The Best Fruit Trees for Utah
Before you grab that fruit tree that’s on sale at Home Depot, make sure it’s a good fit for your zone, otherwise you may be calling us in just a couple years to help you pull out a dead tree. To understand what fruits grow best for your location, you’ll want to know what hardiness […]
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Tree Removal Hazards

Tree Removal Hazards
A lot of tree maintenance can be done by the homeowner, but there are some cases where jobs should be left to the professionals. Even if you’re well versed with a chainsaw, there are numerous reasons to leave tree cutting and/or removal to an expert. Here are some potential hazards with DIY tree cutting: Getting […]
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Pre-Spring Tree Care

Pre-Spring Tree Care from Timber Ridge Tree Service in Salt Lake County Utah
A fresh blanket of snow makes our valley feel magical. It can also hide problematic areas in our yards. Although your trees are probably still covered in snow, it’s not a bad idea to start considering upcoming spring tree care. Proper tree care in the spring months is a great way to improve the overall […]
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Can Trees Freeze and Die in a Harsh Winter?

Can Trees Freeze and Die in a Harsh Winter
The cold hits and we all throw on extra layers of clothing. But what does a tree do when the cold strikes? They don’t have a winter coat, yet they are able to live through harsh winters year after year. It’s very rare for a tree to freeze to death, and this blog is here […]
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Protect Your Trees from Hungry Animals

Protect Your Trees from Hungry Animals
You may not be the only one that loves your trees. Rodents and deer may also want to take advantage of the tree you’ve planted on your property. Even if you think these animals are cute and enjoy watching them scurry around, it is possible for them to do irreparable damage to your trees. We […]
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Forest Changes in Utah

Forest Changes in Utah
If you love Utah’s trees as much as we do, you may be interested in learning about the changes that have taken place throughout the state in Utah’s natural forest areas. Global Forest Watch monitors changes in forests throughout the world and is a cool resource for details on overall world climate impacts, fire data, […]
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Why Leaves Change and Fall in Autumn

Why Leaves Change and Fall in Autumn
Trees must change their leaf color and drop the leaves before winter as part of a survival process. Since trees are literally rooted to their spot, they must adapt to endure the freezing months. In Utah, we’re lucky to see the gorgeous displays of color from our many trees. The National Park Services states: “Broadleaf […]
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Tips to Prevent Wildfires

Tips to Prevent Wildfires
A KSL News article published on September 12th stated that the West was seeing at least 56 fires at that time. Of those 56 fires, 29 were defined as “uncontained large fires” according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. KSL News also reported that 19,500 firefighters were battling over 813,000 acres collectively of fires across […]
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Indications of Tree Stress

Indications of Tree Stress
Urban trees typically only live a few decades, whereas the same tree in the forest could live for over a hundred years. City stressors take a toll on tree health, even more so than disease or insect infestations. According to the Arbor Day Foundation, most urban tree issues are a result of improper planting, watering […]
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Successful Tree Planting in Summer

Successful Tree Planting in Summer
Start a healthy tree off right by planting it properly. Planting a tree during the summer months can be a little tricky, but with these tips, you can ensure it thrives. During these stifling, hot months in Utah, a new tree needs a little extra TLC, but its roots can grow quickly during the summer […]
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