Tree Care Blog

At Limbwalker, when one of our certified arborists consults with a client on tree planting, we’re often asked about flowering trees of Vermont. For residents, there are plenty of good choices that fit different needs, from shade to noise barriers, decoration, and even bearing fruit. Our team can help you determine what species will thrive…

Pruning trees promotes better growth, improves structure, and ultimately benefits overall health of trees when done correctly. Pruning is even more critical for fruit trees, not only because it enhances their vigor but because it impacts the quality and yield of the fruit.  However, determining when and how to prune fruit trees can be challenging….

The tricky thing about hazardous trees is that falling branches or complete tree failures are unpredictable. However, dangerous situations posed by trees with structural defects or damage can be prevented by vigilance and proper care. At Limbwalker, our certified arborists recommend preventive tree maintenance practices. That way our customers avoid situations where hazardous trees pose…

When summer rolls around, it’s easy to get caught up in outside tasks such as tending the garden, weeding flower beds, mowing the lawn, or just relaxing in your backyard. But the summer season can be hard on trees, and we often fall into the trap of thinking they can handle the hot weather on…

Removing a hazardous tree isn’t a DIY project. Professional arborists often have decades of experience dealing with problem trees that can cause property damage and injure people who don’t recognize the dangers. When surveying your property for potential tree damage, there are several signs that there’s an issue that needs to be addressed by a…

All trees are vulnerable to insect infestations that can cause illness or even death. While different trees and regions experience various types of insects and related diseases, here in Vermont, we have some pests that have created problems for years and others that are new to our area. That’s why it’s important to inspect the…