In this New York Times article, John Wickes from Davey's New York region shares advice on when to contact a professional arborist to help your trees.
Homeowners who plant trees know how crucial care is during the formative years of the investment. But what about the front yard guardian that is likely older than the house itself?
Although a mature tree may not demand the same attention as a young Japanese maple, problems still arise. And while a property owner with a green thumb can usually prune young trees from terra firma, mature trees require specialized cutting, pest and disease management that professionals should handle.
It's worth the extra effort. Environmental studies and real estate experts agree that a mature tree near your home can boost its value by 3 to 15 percent.
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