Spring is the ideal time to plant trees in London gardens, offering the perfect conditions for strong, healthy growth. In this expert guide, AA Tree Surgery shares professional advice on the tree planting process, essential tips for success, common mistakes to avoid, and why hiring a specialist company ensures the best results for your outdoor space.
Bamboo and Japanese knotweed might look like attractive additions to a garden, but they can cause serious problems. Their aggressive root systems can spread uncontrollably, damaging patios, fences, drainage systems, and even building foundations.
Sycamore trees are a common sight across the streets and gardens of North London. Their majestic stature and vibrant foliage contribute significantly to the urban landscape.
Autumn and winter emerge as the prime seasons for tree surgery in the UK. During these months, trees enter a dormant state, bringing with it a variety of benefits and advantages.
As the UK summer draws to a close, it's essential to prepare your trees for the upcoming autumn and winter seasons. Proper tree care during this time can help ensure the health and longevity of your trees, especially in the North London region.
Homeowners and property owners are increasingly facing the daunting challenge of invasive plant species. Among the most notorious culprits are bamboo and Japanese knotweed, which have a destructive impact on gardens, properties, and even property values.
At AA Tree Surgery, we understand the challenges that bamboo can present. This fast-growing plant can quickly turn from an attractive privacy screen into a stubborn invader.
As the days lengthen and temperatures rise, birds across the city busily build nests, lay eggs, and raise their young. This vibrant period, known as nesting season, is a crucial time for North London's wildlife and presents important considerations for responsible tree care.
A professional tree survey from AA Tree Surgery offers a comprehensive assessment, safeguarding your property and ensuring the continued health of your trees. Don't wait for a storm to expose hidden dangers.
As the summer sun casts its warm glow over North London, the lush greenery that adorns our streets, parks, and backyards comes alive. However, with the rising temperatures and urban setting, our leafy companions require a little extra attention to maintain their splendour.
