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From trouble to triumph, see how we restored customer’s outdoor spaces with proper care.
Reviving a crabapple tree
Before
This crabtree was certainly crabby. She’d been neglected and become overgrown.
She had lost her shape.
After
We restored her charm by selectively removing specific branches to improve the tree's form, strength, and health. She’s a real beauty now.
A tough goodbye to a
once-great Elm
Before
By the time we were called in, this towering elm was already in distress—losing bark, shedding branches, and showing clear signs of decline. A thorough inspection confirmed the worst: Dutch Elm Disease (DED), a devastating fungal infection.
After
Sadly, this tree couldn’t be saved, and removal was the only option. While it’s always difficult to say goodbye to such a long-standing presence, responsible tree care helps protect the surrounding landscape from further spread.
When a bush takes over,
it’s time for a fresh start
Before
Nadinas reproduce from their roots (as well as by seed). If not annually pruned, they grow dense and replace nearby native plants.
After
After speaking with the owner, we did a full removal. Now we’ve cleared the way for a non-invasive Nadina variety like Blush Pink, Burgundy Wine, Fire Power, Obsession, Gulf Stream and Flirt.