Healthy Root Zones = Healthy Trees
The Urban Forest is quite a different habitat than the natural forest. Urban forest trees face many negative stresses that undisturbed forest trees never have to encounter. The root system of an Urban Forest tree is often overlooked as a source of a tree’s decline in health or lack of vigor. Just like the above-ground portion of the tree, the below-ground critical root zone needs to be part of the arborist’s focus and plan, when it comes to tree preservation and health.
- Moderates soil temperatures
- Mitigates drought stress
- Promotes healthy soil biology
- Improves nutrient availability
- Keeps mowers and string trimmers from causing damage
- Reduces girdling roots
- Reduces compaction
- Keeps turf away
- Improves aesthetics
- Compact soils
- Limited space for root growth
- Construction damage
- High soil temperatures
- Mechanical Damage to trunk and roots
- Competition with turf
- Drought conditions
We recommend Parshall Tree Care Experts to all of our landscaping clients and work with them to maintain our own (beloved) huge, old maple trees. Fast, reliable, professional & knowledgeable. Your trees will thank you!
We were very sad to see our huge Maple go, but we couldn’t have asked for a better company to do the job. Everyone at Parshall was professional, courteous…and the guy who did the tree work knew exactly what he was doing. AA+++…highly recommend!
The Parshall crew’s display was very professional, safe and acrobatic, as they climbed and fell a mature 80 ft. oak tree, some of which hung over our second-story roof. Also, they didn’t crush any of the rhododendrons beneath the tree, were very friendly, courteous, and did a great job cleaning up.