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Healthy Soil, Healthy Trees: The Foundation of Plant Health

March 25, 2025

Healthy Soil, Healthy Trees: The Foundation of Plant Health

When it comes to maintaining thriving trees and landscapes, soil health often gets overlooked. However, soil is the foundation for vigorous trees and without the right balance of nutrients, organic matter, and microbes, even the hardiest of trees can struggle.

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Assessing Tree Damage After a Storm

March 16, 2025

Assessing Tree Damage After a Storm

New Urban Forestry is prepared to rapidly meet the needs of clients facing storm damage. After severe weather has cleared, check your trees for signs of damage.

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Selling Your Home This Spring? Make Sure Your Trees Are Ready!

March 11, 2025

Selling Your Home This Spring? Make Sure Your Trees Are Ready!

As spring approaches, many homeowners begin preparing to list their properties. It's a popular time to sell, and if you're looking to get top dollar for your home, one often-overlooked detail could make all the difference - your trees.

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Uncovering the Hidden Benefits of Winter Tree Inspections

February 25, 2025

Uncovering the Hidden Benefits of Winter Tree Inspections

Though winter feels like a quiet season, it’s a great time for tree care. With trees in dormancy and their leaves gone, structural issues, diseases, and pests are much easier to detect. A winter tree inspection is a valuable step that can save time, money, and help to avoid future damage.

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Love at First Sight: The Secret to Trees That Impress

February 10, 2025

Love at First Sight: The Secret to Trees That Impress

Have you ever stepped onto a property and felt instantly captivated by its beauty? More often than not, the trees are a key factor in creating that unforgettable first impression. Trees possess a remarkable ability to define a landscape, add natural charm, and set the mood for any outdoor environment. So, what’s the secret behind trees that leave a lasting impression? It’s not just luck or nature—it’s care.

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Steps to Protect Your Trees in Unpredictable Winter Weather

January 28, 2025

Steps to Protect Your Trees in Unpredictable Winter Weather

With two snowfalls this January, it’s clear that winter weather is becoming more variable than the mild winters of recent years. Protecting your trees from repeated weather events starts with setting up an appointment with one of our Certified Arborists to establish a tree care plan.

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New Year, New Landscape: Planning Your Spring Tree Care

January 21, 2025

New Year, New Landscape: Planning Your Spring Tree Care

Start the year off right by preparing your trees for a healthy spring. Winter is the ideal season to get ahead—start planning now with these tips.

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Helping Trees Recover After Snowstorms

January 14, 2025

Helping Trees Recover After Snowstorms

Snowstorms can be rough on trees, but with the proper care, they can bounce back. Here’s a quick guide to help your trees recover after heavy snow.

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Your Arborist: A Primary Care Doctor for Trees

March 1, 2019

Your Arborist: A Primary Care Doctor for Trees

An arborist functions like a primary care physician for our trees. A certified arborist has a useful knowledge base concerning the health of trees (not limited to knowledge of tree cutting and removal)

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Elm Leaf Beetle

September 5, 2018

Elm Leaf Beetle

You may have noticed that beginning about a month ago elm trees throughout Athens began to suddenly turn brown. We’ve received quite a lot of calls lately from homeowners and property managers who are concerned that their elm trees may have died.

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Boulevard Woods Owl Box

June 27, 2018

Boulevard Woods Owl Box

NUF recently helped install an Owl box at the Boulevard Woods community park. Make sure to look up next time you take a stroll around the park.

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Tree Cabling

November 28, 2017

Tree Cabling

We have all witnessed the aftermath of a large limb failure on a beautiful old water oak and wondered if is this common, or that must of been one heck of a storm, or I sure hope that doesn’t happen to my tree.

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