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Trees are a part of nature that are not only quite beautiful, but also essential to the ecosystem. It is important to know how to take care of your trees so that you can get the best out of them. Bisson Services here in Ottawa, Ontario will not only cut down problematic trees; we also offer expert advice on how to take care of them so that you can make your home and property look its best.
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Here are just a few advantages of having trees on or around your property:
●      Trees help to clean the air by absorbing odors and gases.
●      Trees help to provide oxygen.
●      Trees also help to cool the areas where they are growing. This can help you save a lot of energy and money on air conditioning during the summer months.
●      Trees help to prevent soil erosion and water pollution.
●      Having large, strong trees around your home can save your house from being destroyed by strong winds or storms.
●      Trees provide shade, thus shielding you from the sun’s ultraviolet rays.
●      Some trees are a source of food.
●      Trees come in handy when you want to construct a playhouse or a tree house for your children.
●      Trees provide homes to various species of birds, insects, squirrels, and other wildlife.
●      Trees add beauty to the environment.
How to take care of trees
If trees are well taken care of, they can grow to be quite strong and healthy, and some trees can live for hundreds of years. The best ways of caring for your trees will vary depending on the type of tree and how old it is. However, no tree should be ignored. You can take care of trees in many ways, including:
●      Regularly watering them when planted. It is important to remember that you should not water the trees excessively, as it is indeed possible for a tree to drown.
●      Mulching them to retain moisture.
●      Pruning them regularly or as needed. When pruning, the idea is to cut off any dead leaves and branches, branches that are growing towards the trunk of the tree (rather than away from it), and any weak branches.
●      Trimming trees is often necessary as well, in order to prevent them from growing too large for the space available to it.
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Before planting trees in your area, it is a good idea to consult with an expert arborist, because there are some tree species that are not recommended for residential areas, especially close to homes, barns, and other buildings.
If you are not sure of the species of trees growing in your area, give us a call today and get expert advice. Remember, if there are trees growing in the wrong places, it’s best to remove them when they are still young. This will not only save you money, but will also prevent any danger that they could end up posing when fully grown.
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​How to Take Care Of Old Trees
Just like young trees, old trees require special care and attention. Many old trees have a story to tell and are part of some great family history. Not all old trees are dying or pose a danger; most of them are quite strong and can live for many more years if well taken care of.
Here at Bisson Services, we offer trimming and pruning services for both old and young trees. These services are now available to the people of Ottawa, Ontario. Our services have been tested with time, so you can count on us to help in preserving your family's history. When taking care of old trees, here are a few important tips to keep in mind:
●      Trim and cut off any branches that have died or which seem too heavy for the tree.
●      Water trees during dry seasons.
●      Spread mulch around the roots.
●      Avoid hanging heavy things from older trees. As much us the tree might be providing the perfect shade, hanging a swing on it might not be the best idea.
●      Make sure that the soil around the roots of the tree is not compact. This means that you should avoid foot traffic around the roots of the tree, and not park cars around the roots either.
●      Avoid harming the bark of the tree as much as possible. Do not tie a rope around the tree or hang a hammock on it.
●      Inspect the tree carefully and regularly. An old tree can develop holes and diseases. Consider having the tree inspected by a certified arborist so that they can give the best advice.

Inspecting Trees for Safety
As trees around us grow, it is important to ensure that they are safe for both the environment and us. This can only be done by inspecting the trees. When trees are under any acute stress, it can cause instant damage to them. Trees can also be damaged by wind, drought, flooding, along with frost and ice during winter. Improper soil PH also causes stress on trees and thus can damage them.
When stressed, trees become weak and more prone to disease. Under stress, trees may also become more attractive to species of insects which in turn destroy them. Weak trees especially around homes or in public places are very risky and should be dealt with immediately. You need to look for the following things when inspecting your trees to determine their safety.
●      Look out for any foreign objects like wires that are in contact with the tree.
●      Locate any cracks or splits on the tree. These tend to provide an entrance for wood-rotting organisms.
●      Check out whether there are any dead branches that are still hanging onto the tree. Such branches can pose a danger whether they are large or small.
●      Look out for any damages to the roots of the tree. Damage can be caused by excessive parking under the tree, pavement construction, and trenches. These practices weaken the roots of the tree, and thus the entire tree.
●      Dead leaves, unusual leaf size or color, or twisted leaves may all be indications of problems such as a viral infection, insect infestation, excessive pruning, or root stress.
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The above list can guide you on what to look for when inspecting your own trees; however, it is necessary to consult the advice of an expert before making any conclusive decisions. Bisson Services is pleased to be your one stop shop for all your tree service needs.


How to Take Care of Hedges
Hedges are much loved, and are a popular addition to the landscaping around many homes. This is because they add to the value of the home as well as its beauty. In order to have a good looking hedge, it is essential to take proper care of them. Thick hedges are also one of the best substitutes for a fence. They provide a home for birds and other animals, and also protect the home from excess wind.
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Here are some tips on how to take care of your hedges:
●      Water the hedges well especially during the dry season. Different types of hedges require different amounts of water.
●      Remove any dead leaves or branches from the hedges.
●      Cover up any spaces in the hedges using a climber plant, and train them to grow over the bare spots.
●      Trim and prune the hedges as recommended without fail.
●      Shape your hedges as desired from an early age so that they can grow in the desired shape or pattern.
●      Do not put heavy objects on top of the hedge.
●      Avoid jumping, crossing, or cutting through the hedges. Doing this will destroy the leaves and branches, making them weak.

Hedges around the home or office can be enjoyed for many different reasons, and can be allowed to grow to different heights depending on the desired look.
Hedges that are meant for fencing can be thorny, leafy, dense, and can grow up to the height of the house. These types of hedges provide both privacy and security, and must be properly trimmed.
Hedges can also be used to portion or landscape an area. Such hedges are mostly flowering and leafy. They are mostly short and well-trimmed. They make the home look beautiful.

Green, leafy, and dense hedges can also be used to create mazes in a large compound. Their height will depend on what the client desires. To create a maze you will need to map out the exact pattern before planting so that the hedge can grow evenly.

Different varieties of plants and shrubs can be used to create hedges. Always consult with a specialist on which type of plant is best for you and your location. When it comes to taking care of trees and hedges, always use the services of a trained tree specialist.

Bisson Services is a leading tree service provider here in Ontario, Canada, and we are well trained and equipped to handle all services that you might need for your trees and hedges. We offer free estimates to all our clients, and our services are effective, reliable, and affordable. With Bisson Services, safety always comes first, so you can be sure that we will not put your family at risk in any way when on site. You can also count on us during emergencies.
It is important to note that you should never try to deal with any tree emergency on your own. Bisson Services is an emergency tree service that is guaranteed to be there in your hour of need. We work round the clock and respond quickly to emergencies. We pride ourselves in always working in a way that is fast, efficient, and safe. We work hand in hand with relevant authorities whenever necessary, so as to always best the best service to you.
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