As much as we appreciate the gorgeous trees adorning our property, their powerful root systems may cause damage to foundations, surrounding sidewalks, and driveways. Also, roots can easily push their way through small pavement cracks and enlarge them significantly. It can do the same to drain pipes. However, if your home’s foundation is solid and well […]
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Trees add great value to any property for multiple reasons, such as privacy, shade, and, of course, curb appeal. If someone is lucky enough to have fully grown, well-tended trees on their newly-purchased property, they need only maintain them for safety and esthetics. Some new homeowners may wish to purchase trees that enhance, provide shade,
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It’s not only Californians and Arizonites that need to watch out for wildfires and brush fires. Anyone living on or near brush or forest area here in Florida also needs to safeguard their home. Regular maintenance and some basic fire prevention techniques can help protect your most valuable investment. On March 8th, the Florida Forest
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Forests have been called the “lungs of the planet” — and for good reason. Trees efficiently absorb CO2 and remove it from the air, simultaneously storing it while releasing life-sustaining oxygen. In fact, one tree provides enough oxygen for four humans. But we have a problem. Forests are being cut down at unprecedented rates while
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Christmas is right around the corner. This December, Floridians in the Tampa Bay area are experiencing colder-than-usual temperatures. No matter what climate we live in, many people relish the idea of a real Christmas tree, replete with a heady, energizing piney aroma. Sadly, this year, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many are unable to travel
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The Avocado is not your typical fruit because it eats like a vegetable. In Florida, it is often called the Alligator Pear because of the fruit’s shape and rough textured skin. All Avocados are self pollinating with the male and female flowers occurring on the same tree. The best varieties for the home gardener are:
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