The Bumblebee Tree Service & Landscape Design Blog
August 14, 2017
It has happened to the best of us: we are sitting under a tree, trying to enjoy our day when we notice that there are ants all over us. Or we are gardening near the tree and suddenly the ground is moving and ants are everywhere. It is a common occurrence for many homeowners, but that doesn’t always mean it is a good thing. Sure, ants are one of the animals that we have to share […]
July 16, 2017
A fungus is a nasty, nasty problem for many trees in South Jersey. Wet and humid conditions can lead to the development of more fungi, which easily spread across plants and yards. Untreated, tree fungi can completely devastate a tree, cutting off the flow of water and nutrients. This will make the tree weak and eventually lead to its demise. Each tree will react differently, but the key to saving your tree is discovering and treating […]
June 21, 2017
When you look at the trees in your yard, what do you see? For many of us, there is a chance that we see overgrown, wild trees that have been let go for years and years. Whether you’ve lived in your house for years or it is brand new, trees are one of the things that we let grow wild. This isn’t always a bad thing for your trees, especially when they are just establishing themselves […]
May 15, 2017
South Jersey is known as one of the most beautiful tree-abundant places in the world. There are plenty of forests and wooded areas to drive through no matter where you are going and almost everyone seems to have a few trees in their yards. However, there is a somewhat scary side to this as well. Tree diseases are spreading at alarming rates all over the country and South Jersey isn’t left out of it. Many trees […]
April 5, 2017
We live in the Garden State, so it makes sense that we want our yards and gardens to be as beautiful as possible. However, if you look around at the trees, some of them need some serious help. Due to our difficult climate (especially at this time of the year when it goes back and forth between frigid and springlike), trees don’t always thrive. If they do grow, they aren’t as beautiful as they could be […]