Saturday, January 12, 2013

Fertilizing


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Trees growing in their natural habitat should have access to all of the minerals they need to survive and grow.  Anything you can do to mimic that habitat can reduce the need for fertilizer.  This may include letting leaves remain on the ground in the fall instead of raking them up.  Chances are, though, that despite your best efforts, the need for fertilizer will not be entirely eliminated.

Most trees experience a single flush of growth during spring followed by slower growth throughout the summer and fall. Because of this single flush of growth, it is desirable to have nutrients available to the tree as this growth is about to occur. The most beneficial time to apply fertilizer is from when the ground is workable in the spring until just before trees start growing in early May. On sandy soils, applications should be split, half in early spring and half in mid- to late May.

During the growing season, fertilizing can help a tree overcome mineral deficiencies and fight off infections.  If you are fertilizing in mid- to late summer, avoid formulations high in nitrogen as this will just promote weak, new growth that may be easily damaged in the winter.

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Why Are Trees So Special?


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From the beginning of time trees have been essential for this earth and humans, they provide us with 2 special components and basic elements such as Oxygen and Food.

Trees provide is with additional necessities like shelter, medicine and tools, etc. 


These are 10 reasons why trees are important.
  1. They're beautiful.
  2. They provide a habitat for animals and birds.
  3. Homes and people get shade from the sun in the summer. 
  4. Homes get the energy benefit from the winter sun once the leaves fall from the trees. 
  5. Trees prevent soil erosion thanks to their root systems.
  6. Trees clean the air. Their leaves absorb nitrous oxides, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide and ground-level ozone, all of which contribute to air pollution. 
  7. Trees can also serve as a barrier from the wind which can really blow hard where we live.
  8. Trees can provide fruit which is incredibly delicious, and help you save money on groceries.
  9. Trees can provide a place for children to play.
  10. Trees increase property value. 
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Mulch



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Every year Mulch is used on houses in flower beds, around trees and nurseries. Mulch besides providing a good and clean look on our gardeners it also protects it because it prevents erosion, controls weeds, adds nutrients and holds water in the ground.Shredded mulch is usually sold as single, double or triple shredded.

 Mulch is usually applied towards the beginning of the growing season, and is often reapplied as necessary. It serves initially to warm the soil by helping it retain heat which is lost during the night. This allows early seeding and transplanting of certain crops, and encourages faster growth. As the season progresses, mulch stabilizes the soil temperature and moisture, and prevents sunlight from germinating weed seeds.

Materials used as mulches vary and are made differently.  depend on use, availability, cost, appearance, the effect it has on the soil including chemical reactions, durability, combustibility, how clean it is some can contain weed seeds or plant pathogens.

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Sunday, January 6, 2013

Tree Disease



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Trees are living organisms that also get sick such as humans, many do do to temperature changes, its surroundings and other events not native of the area. 

Tree disease can be spread on footwear, vehicle wheels, tools and machinery, by transplanting infected plants or also in rain, mists and air currents. 

Arborists are tree doctors who can diagnose and treat many types of trees. 

Common Diseases in the northeast are: Dutch, phloem necrosis, wilt, anthracnose, cedar rust, leaf spot, leaf blister, mildew, sooty molds, diplodia tip blight, cytospora canker.

Trees aren't just exposed to diseases but also to small pests.

Other diseases of regions: here

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Give the Gift Of A Tree - NYC Initiative



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NYC started an initiative to get donations in form of trees for NYC and the five boroughs. This iniciative started as a way to donate these trees not only for parks but for the city its self , play grounds and schools of the area.

To donate you can help without leaving your desk:  DONATE A TREE

AS THEY SAY: " Plant A Tree, Write A Book, Have A Child.... "

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Have You Ever Wonder How They Name Hurricanes and Storms?

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The actual system isnt complicated everything is based on latitude and longitude of a storm which is how the meteorologists track them, but they needed a system to recognize them.  

Back in 1953, the National Weather Service needed to tell the public which storm and the way of such so they picked up the tradition of the naval meteorologist of naming the storms after women just like they used to with ships but in 1979 male names were included.
Usually storm names get recycle but due to the impact some make and all the disaster they cause  hey think is not appropriate to repeat certain names so they take those particular names off the list.  
2013 Storm names are :
Andrea, Barry, Chantal, Dorian, Erin, Fernand, Gabrielle, Humberto, Ingrid, Jerry, Karen, Lorenzo, Melissa, Nestor, Olga, Pablo, Rebekah, Sebastien, Tanya, Van & Wendy


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