Nevada Tree Service began as a small company in 1969 and provided quality tree care to the growing valley of Las Vegas. Today, we continue to provide tree care maintenance, disease prevention, routine tree pruning, tree trimming, fertilization and much more. We service the Greater Las Vegas and all surrounding areas. If you have a question regarding your trees, pick up the phone and call. We are happy to answer your questions!
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Dare to take care of your trees with the best! Nevada Tree Service!
Do not rely solely on pricing! Just like a cosmetic service gone wrong..if your trees are not taken care of properly they can suffer irreversible damage! That Nevada Tree Service is GOOD at what we do and that we have HAPPY customers who continue year after year to call us back. We can be trusted and do what we tell you we will do. Dare to take care of your trees with the best!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Butterfly Weed Flowers add beauty to your garden!!
Looking for some extra colorful flowers for your yard?? Try planting the popular Butterfly Weed. Now is the time for planting, and this hardy flower will bloom next summer and bring beautiful orange glorious foliage!! Asking only sun and plenty of it, Butterfly Weed laughs at heat and drought, survives winter unscathed, and is long-lived.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Don't let your tree become infected!
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
One of the most common tree problems in Las Vegas!
Common tree problems in
Another problem is improper trimming…Over trimming (such as Pines) and under trimming trees (such as mesquite and peppers). Once you cut a pine tree limb it will NEVER grow back. Trees such as mesquite and peppers grow extremely fast and need more extensive trimming! Keep you trees healthy and they will support you and sustain the earth!
(a healthy trimmed tree!)
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Planning on storing your seeds for next year? How?
The change of seasons is right around the corner! Are you planning on maybe starting a garden next spring or you might have some spectacular flowers that you would like to pass on. How do you store seeds?
First of all make sure that they are stored in an airtight glass container. Baby jars, small cosmetic jars that seal airtight are great! You can even decorate them and give them away to your friends who garden. If you plan on storing the seeds long term make sure that the glass is truly airtight! Cut your own gaskets out of food wrap, discarded balloons or inner tubes. A gasket should fit like a doughnut over the jar rim, yet sized to allow the lid to seal itself properly without interfering with the threads.
Remember moisture of any type can produce mildew which will severely affect their viability! Good luck and happy gardening!
Thursday, September 9, 2010
What is a root bound tree? Why should you avoid this?
What are some of the prominent problems with trees?
Trees that are root bound. Growers plant seedlings in buckets and the roots grow “round and round” in the bucket. The landscaper should work with these roots to get them to grow out…. However, a lot of landscapers just put them in the dirt the exact way they came out of the bucket….
Causing root bound trees. Root bound trees will fall over when they get larger because the root system isn’t strong enough to manage the weight of the tree and the strong