Spring Tree Fertilization Flowers and trees are popping with color everywhere you look as spring leaps upon us. The new burst of color and energy is a great reminder that trees also need to be fed to stay healthy. Creating and pushing out new growth takes a lot of energy every year. New spring growth needs to be supported by a healthy soil system, rich in nutrients, and alive with beneficial microbes. Proper soil conditions and nutrient levels are essential to the long-term health and vigor of every tree and plant. We offer Organic Feeding Programs that feed both the soil and the tree to establish proper nutrient and soil management.  This encourages trees and plants to grow their roots deep and strong by increasing

Spring Tree Trimming and Annual Tree Check-Up Finally, after weeks of freezing weather and winter storms, it is starting to warm up. Spring is right around the corner with its longer days. Plants and Tree buds are starting to swell and will soon pop and bring the landscape to life with beautiful foliage and flowers. Spring is a great time to have your highly valued trees inspected for winter damage, insects, and disease. Our ISA Certified Arborists can perform a full tree inspection and if needed, provide recommendations for any trimming, fertilization, or treatment programs. Helping our trees get a healthy start to the year is important for their long-term health and vitality. Our tree fertilization programs include organic solutions which help to stimulate new

WINTER STORM DAMAGE HELP 214-358-5296 Winter storm tree damage help from the professionals at Complete Landsculpture…Over the last few days Texas has experienced some of the most extreme winter storm damage it has seen in the last 3 decades. As this weather has been brutal on all of us here in North Texas, it has also been very hard on our trees. The accumulation of snow and ice on our trees looks beautiful, a winter wonderland, but can be devastating. Those pretty icicles hanging down on those branches are very heavy and can lead to branch or even tree failure. Evergreen trees, such as live oaks, arborvitae, and juniper are especially susceptible as they hold on to their leafy weight all year long. Soft wood