Sep 9, 2026
September feels like a natural time to prune. Summer growth is slowing, cooler weather is approaching, and problem branches may be easier to identify. For oak trees in Michigan, however, the best answer depends on whether the work is routine, necessary, or urgent....
Sep 7, 2026
September often makes homeowners notice their trees in a new way. Leaves begin to thin, summer growth slows, and branches that hang over roofs, driveways, or walkways become easier to see. It is a useful time to inspect the canopy, but it is not automatically the...
Sep 4, 2026
Cutting buckthorn to the ground can feel like a complete cleanup. The tangled stems are gone, sunlight reaches the yard again, and the property immediately looks more open. Then new shoots appear around the stump. In many cases, they grow faster and thicker than the...
Sep 2, 2026
Buckthorn can turn the edge of an Oakland County backyard into a dense wall of stems surprisingly quickly. It grows beneath mature trees, crowds fences, spreads into garden beds, and produces berries that help new plants appear throughout the property. Removing it can...
Aug 30, 2026
Strong winds, thunderstorms, heavy rain, ice, and snow can damage trees with little warning. After a storm, homeowners often need to make quick decisions about fallen limbs, leaning trees, blocked driveways, roof damage, and potentially hazardous trees. This storm...
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