#Tree Spraying

[sunrise-tree-service]

Customized Plant Health Care

With the proper care and maintenance, landscape plants can provide years of benefits. Plant Health Care (PHC) is a unique and multifaceted concept in plant management. The goal of our Plant Health Care Division is to attain and then maintain your landscapes overall health and appearance. We work closely with the local arboretums and pride ourselves on being up to date in all aspects of the tree care industry. The Plant Health Care Division utilizes the most up to date, safe, and effective preventative and curative methods on all of our customers’ properties.

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Reinbach waterfall . . . | uwhe-arts

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Spraying Roundup on Tree Beds Before Mulching

Should I Spray Roundup on Tree Beds Before Mulching Around It?

Roundup is a popular weed killer used to eliminate weeds in the lawn, garden, and other areas. It is highly effective and can be used to kill off weeds in tree beds before mulching around the tree.

However, there are some risks associated with this practice, so it is important to understand the potential consequences before deciding whether to spray Roundup on tree beds before mulching.

What is Roundup?

Roundup is a non-selective herbicide that kills all plants it comes in contact with. It is formulated with glyphosate, a chemical that works by disrupting the enzymes necessary for plants to produce essential proteins. Roundup has been used for decades to control weeds in lawns, gardens, and other areas.

Benefits of Spraying Roundup on Tree Beds

One of the primary benefits of spraying Roundup on tree beds before mulching is that it will help to prevent weeds from growing in the area. Weeds can interfere with the growth of trees and compete with them for resources like water, sunlight, and nutrients.

By spraying Roundup before mulching, you can help to ensure that weeds don’t become an issue. Additionally, Roundup will help to keep the mulch from washing away as quickly.

Risks of Spraying Roundup on Tree Beds

Although spraying Roundup on tree beds can have some benefits, there are also some risks associated with this practice. Roundup can drift away from the area where it is sprayed, which can cause damage to other plants and wildlife.

Additionally, the glyphosate in Roundup can leach into the soil, which can potentially harm beneficial soil microbes and earthworms. Finally, Roundup can also be toxic to humans if inhaled or ingested.

Professional Tree Services

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Disclaimer: This is not professional advice and is simply an answer to a question and that if professional advice is sought, contact a licensed practitioner, or professional in the appropriate administration.

[tetramodal]

Sunset Subdivision Acrylic and spray paint on canvas 8x10". 
Charles Morgenstern, 2023.

[an-albino-pinetree]

I would be the gayest redneck little shit.

I’d be unstoppable/j

@thescarletnargacuga I did it ✨ I didn’t know if you actually wanted to be tagged sdjh

[tometraveling]

I will never have enough books with custom edges. 🩷

[streetninjart]

June 2024 - Marseille - France

[justmaghookit]

It turns out that Aster's repeating skin infection has been hiding out in his tail, and it's so fluffy on the outside that I didn't notice until now. So I had to spray it down with iodine and then try and brush out all the tangled gunk and he HATED IT so bad I feel awful :(

It must be so painful no wonder he's always hated having his tail touched. I'll start treating it daily and try and track down any other lingering spots. Worst comes to worse we might have to get him and Magpie shaved so we can more easily look for spots.

Please pray for my boy so we can finally kick his skin issues to the curb.

[peanutty]

beige moms scare me

[sunrise-tree-service]

Customized Plant Health Care

With the proper care and maintenance, landscape plants can provide years of benefits. Plant Health Care (PHC) is a unique and multifaceted concept in plant management. The goal of our Plant Health Care Division is to attain and then maintain your landscapes overall health and appearance. We work closely with the local arboretums and pride ourselves on being up to date in all aspects of the tree care industry. The Plant Health Care Division utilizes the most up to date, safe, and effective preventative and curative methods on all of our customers’ properties.

[chameleonfoots]

[ID: a square spray painting sitting on top of spray cans. The painting shows a forest of trees without leaves. The trees are brown and the background is yellow and gold, with a white glow peeking through the branches.]

Here’s a painting for my grandparents for Christmas! I know for sure they don’t follow me so I can post this one ❤️

[burnsbothends]

9"×12"

[misericordae]

i cannot believe those women (typically on tiktok) who layer a scented body wash + scented sugar scrub (usually tree hut) + scented lotion + scented body oil + body spray. mostly out of a sense of profound envy because i can only use the plainest lotion ever or my body tries to kill me. also because it feels like a way to get you to buy as much Product as possible

[sagent-of-chaos]

they kept an oral tradition to the dismay of historians

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@yxami @wrintur GET OFF MY BLOG. 😭