Regularly Monitor Your Trees!
Without question, the aesthetic value and shade that trees bring to our yard or garden are priceless. A tree’s health may occasionally be jeopardized, making its removal necessary to protect your home and loved ones. Even while arborists and expert tree removal services can handle certain tree problems, there are several warning indications that a tree has to be removed. Here are some examples to take note of:
Root Decay
Unquestionably, one of the most obvious signs that a plant or tree has to be removed is when the roots are exposed. If a tree’s roots are deteriorating or injured, immediate action is required in both situations. Additionally, if the land surrounding the roots looks to have been removed or the roots themselves appear to be cut, these are also obvious indicators that you need to contact a tree expert. The general and reliable sign that the roots are unhealthy and may eventually harm the tree’s condition is the general health of your tree.
Unhealthy Bark
Bark, often known as the tree’s skin, is the outermost covering of tree stems that lies on top of the wood. The tree is unquestionably declining if the bark is chipped or peeling, or if the underside is brown or dry. Because only one site may be indicative of the health of the tree, the “scratch test” should be performed on several locations. Additionally, the ‘cankers’ in the bark are thought to represent the origin of the tree’s split.
Leaf Discoloration
It is undoubtedly an indication of a sickness if the leaves are becoming brown or are malformed. Examining the tree’s leaf-fall cycle is yet another clever technique to stay informed of the tree’s changing health. Naturally, trees lose their leaves in the fall and are bare until April. The pattern of leaf regrowth has changed, which suggests that the tree is no longer healthy. Additionally, a tree missing leaves in a specific location may indicate that it is getting worse.
Do you need tree removal? If yes, O & O Tree Services is here for you. If you need help in Silver Spring, MD, don’t hesitate to contact us at (410) 604-8041 now!