Tree Health Care In Bournemouth and Poole

The best practices for tree health care

• Firstly, regular pruning will certainly improve the health of any tree, as this service is designed to remove branches that are now dead, diseased, broken, or damaged. Having these sorts of branches in a tree can negatively impact its overall structure, and disease can spread easily. Furthermore, pruning promotes a steady growth and enhanced air circulation. Qualified and insured tree surgeons are the best fit for this type of job.
• Second on the list: fertilisation. This is the equivalent of humans eating food to get calories and nutrients, providing energy and health. Fertilisation is the best way to feed a tree the proper nutrients. Although, applying the right type of fertiliser, and the right amount, is not always a simple task, which is why we recommend hiring a professional tree health care service.
• Third is watering, trees require water to grow adequately. That being said, too much water will likely end up causing rot in the route, so you should not water a tree too often, nor too much.
• Pest and disease control: nature functions in a certain way, and we can't change it without destroying the planet. Thereby, trees naturally attract pests and diseases that can be harmful to their health and longevity. This is why you should monitor your trees quite regularly – should you find a problem related to pests or diseases, please contact us via the link below to seek assistance.
• Last but not least is mulching. This practice helps with moisture retention, the regulation of soil temperature, and discarding weeds. Still, mulching aggressively can in fact harm a tree, so it is necessary to put this in place precisely.