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Adding Tulip Trees to Your NJ Landscape - Trees Unlimited NJ

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  If you’re considering incorporating a tree into your New Jersey yard, you should give some serious consideration to the tulip tree. There are several good reasons to plant one in front of your home, including: Not many people have tulip trees, which makes the tree a great way to add a unique touch to your landscaping Tulip trees do quite well in New Jersey’s climate Tulip trees are breathtakingly beautiful Tulip trees are easy to care for During the spring, tulip trees attract hummingbirds Tulip trees withstand drought-like conditions The seeds feed wild birds all winter long A Little Information About Tulip Trees Tulip trees are members of the magnolia family and are as well-liked as the ever popular magnolia tree that graces many southern yards. During the spring, beautiful tulip shaped flowers blossom all over the trees. The blooms are quite pretty and attract hummingbirds and butterflies to your yard. They also smell great. The tree’s alternating 3– 6″ long leaves have long l...

Winter Tree Damage: How to Prevent, Recognize and Fix Damage Trees

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  Trees are susceptible to damage from heavy snow and harsh ice in winter. The weight of snow and ice can easily break branches and harm the health of trees. Be proactive about tree care and learn to prevent, recognize, and fix winter tree damage. Most people do not enjoy the cold, winter months. And frankly, neither do our plants. That is why greenery goes dormant for the winter. Once the temperature drops, all blossoms and leaves disappear. Plants have the right idea to bury themselves beneath the dirt until spring arrives. Unfortunately, our trees do not have this option. Trees bear the cold and elements of winter year after year. And sometimes they suffer from the unavoidable damage that snow, ice, and high winds bring. To a certain extent, some winter harm is normal. The good news though is you can prevent and fix the normal wear and tear of winter on your trees. And the best way to keep your trees safe is by knowing the  signs of tree damage . That’s why we have broken ...

How to Get Ornamental Trees and Shrubs Ready for Spring

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  Spring has once again sprung in New Jersey. Are your ornamental trees ready to blossom in their full glory? What kind of care do your trees need for the best blossom? And what should you look out for as buds start to burst? This blog has everything you need to know about proper tree care to prepare for the first blossom of spring. We’ll cover popular NJ ornamental trees, how to prevent damage, and how to ensure a beautiful bloom. Preparing Your Trees to Bloom If you want your trees to come alive this spring, there are a few ways to get started. Look for Signs of Damage Spring is a good time to inspect your trees. If you wait until the summer to check trees for damage, you may not notice something until it’s too late. Knowing  the signs of having a sick tree  can help your tree recover quicker. Pest Control Pests can lead to serious tree damage if left undetected. If you see moving mites, brown spots, or disfigured leaves, it may be the work of bugs. Identify and combat ...

Best Trees in Wayne NJ for Fall Color - Trees Unlimited LLC

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  Many people visit the Northeast states just to witness the magnificent fall foliage. Travelers delight in the intense yellows, reds, and oranges of turning leaves. But you can enjoy the beautiful color transformations right in your own backyard. Here are the best trees in NJ for fall color. Maple Trees Today there are over 100 species of maple trees. A maple leaf is the symbol of four US states and even adorns the flag of Canada, our neighbor to our north. Maple trees are very hardy. Some can live up to 300 years. Maple flowers produce helicopter seeds that kids like to open and playfully stick to their noses. Maples also are used to create delicious syrup. In the early spring, maples are a source of pollen for honeybees. Autumn Blaze Maple Tree People recognize this maple tree with its fiery red fall leaves. This tree likes full sun. And enjoys moist, well-drained soil. Planting zones: 3 to 8 Height: 40–50 feet Vine Maple Tree The leaves on this tree will turn orange, scarlet re...