Timberland Tree Company

Did you know that deep root watering and fertilization can greatly improve the health of your tree? If your tree has a compaction or is not receiving adequate water supply, we can help find the best solution to address the problem.

An arborist can help guide you through the concept of preventative maintenance to keep your trees in good health, which will help the tree better defend itself against insects, disease, and site problems.

A grassland with a scattering of trees is called a savanna. Many other biotopes are also defined by the trees that inhabit them such as taiga and rainforests.

A tree's root system will spread out almost twice as far as its canopy. Most of these roots are found in the top 2 ft. of soil.

An important factor in the overall health of a tree involves root placement and depth, which makes proper planting of a tree critical over the long term. Other elements that have a big effect include proper attention to pruning, deep root watering, and fertilizing.

Did you know that trees have existed on Earth for 370 million years? They are found all over the world where climate permits their growth.

Did you know that by simply improving soil to air exchange by addressing any compacted soil issues, you can greatly enhance your tree's health? This in turn provides greater longevity to your tree.

With our professional pruning service, you can help your trees look their best. Pruning is a great way to protect branch structure, as well as improve the strength of the remaining healthy branches.

Do you have a tree that is no longer alive cluttering your yard? Not only is this unsightly, but it can be dangerous as well, as dead trees can fall over without warning. We can remove your old dying tree and even replace it with a new one to give a much needed boost to your yard.

It is very important to understand what type of soil is on your property. Clay type soils retain moisture while sandy soils drain water faster. Plant the right trees for the right soil types and you'll have happy trees!

Trees improve water and air quality, reduce noise pollution, prevent land erosion and provide food and building materials. Planting a tree can benefit your surroundings in more ways than one!

Staking and guying can make a tree grow taller, and will anchor a tree in heavy winds. However, though this process can protect trees from mechanical damage, staking can also cause abnormal trunk growth, bark damage, girdling, or cause the tree to become top heavy.

The roots serve as the anchor for trees, but they also extract moisture and nutrients from the soil. Trees also utilize their leaves for photosynthesis which also provides necessary food for the tree to grow and develop.