by myinfotel | Jul 2, 2021 | Blog
The best way to protect back yard trees from seasonal stress, is to plant the correct species according to your zone and soil conditions, and planting at the right time for ultimate root growth. Young native trees local to the region will develop strong roots quickly...
by Twin Rivers Tree Service | Jun 17, 2021 | Blog
When do cherry trees bloom and produce fruit? Cherry trees are one of the first fruit trees of the season to flower. Blossom dates are mid April to early May, filling the air with fragrance. When possible, Vancouver hosts a cherry blossom festival in April featuring...
by Twin Rivers Tree Service | May 26, 2021 | Blog
Hard landscaping, or hardscaping, uses the heavy-duty components of landscaping such as stone, masonry, brick, and wood. Hardscaping includes landscape architecture and the construction of solid outdoor furniture and popular backyard-paradise additions like pergolas...
by Twin Rivers Tree Service | May 12, 2021 | Blog
Food producing dwarf varieties that thrive in containers include banana, oranges, lime, and fruit trees. They look great as additions to hard landscaping features like extended decks, pergolas and stone-paved sitting areas. Beyond providing nutrition, they bloom, have...
by Twin Rivers Tree Service | Apr 28, 2021 | Blog
Nuts are nutritional, containing fiber, protein and monosaturated fat. They are flexible as a food source, as they can be eaten raw, roasted, salted, or chopped then added to your favourite bread or salad recipe. They are easily stored if they are dry and sealed for...
by Twin Rivers Tree Service | Apr 9, 2021 | Blog
Now that the snow has melted and our lawns are greening up, it’s time for a seasonal check to streamline landscape maintenance. Why is it we enjoy getting outside with spring sunshine and rising temperatures? Yard work this time of year is one of our favourite...
