Archive for the ‘Trees’ Category
IKE Aftermath: Tree Damage and Mosquitoes What to Do
As I write this, IKE is bearing down on East Texas, and appears to be headed right over us following a path almost directly relative to the Sabine river. If you live in this area, the chances are high that you will have some tree damage in the aftermath. Broken limbs are not necessarily the [...]
September 13, 2008
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Tags: Damaged trees, Mosquitoes, Trees · Posted in: Damaged trees, Mosquitoes, Storm damage, Tree damage, Tree repair, Trees
East Texas Tree Care Services
Burns Environmental East Texas Tree Care Services Trees are one of our greatest assets in East Texas. They provide shelter for birds and other wildlife, and shade for us and our homes from the scorching Texas heat. Healthy trees also provide added dollar value to your real estate. Tree Damage Construction, and other activities, can [...]
September 8, 2008
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Tags: Compaction, Shade trees, Tree care, Tree services · Posted in: Compaction, Tree care, Tree services, Trees
Invasive Exotic Plant “Sleeper Cells”
Invasive Exotic Plant “Sleeper Cells”. What was once, a group of “non invasive” exotic landscape plants, have now become destroyers. It happened while we were sleeping. They seemed innocent enough, but something, or some things, have changed, and now we have some serious thinking to do, about an increasingly serious problem. A growing invasive species [...]
September 2, 2008
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Tags: Chinaberry, Exotic plants, Invasive plants, Invasive species, Japanese Silk Tree, Privet, Wisteria · Posted in: Biodiversity, Invasive plants, Invasive species, Native habitat, Native plants, Non native plants, Shrubs, Trees, Vines, Water