Cedars Damaged by 2019 Thanksgiving Snowstorm

Published on May 10, 2020   Thanksgiving snow storm Cedar damage columnar cedar Brandon cedar

Last years Thanksgiving snow storm damaged many trees and shrubs, especially our columnar cedars that are an important part of many landscapes. Many cedars will require removal since the branches have split from the main trunks, however if the trunks are just leaning out at crazy angles they may still be able to be saved by tying the stems back together. Here are photos of 2 different cedars that we at Parkland Tree Care Ltd. recently tied back together. The results were amazing. Not all cedars can be saved but if you would like us to assess your damaged cedars for this purpose please send us an e-mail from our web site contact page.

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Decay, disease, storm damage and age all harm the trees we cherish. Luckily, there are steps we can take to prolong their lives like pruning, cabling and bracing and training. Jobs like these — and other dangerous jobs like removals and pruning—are best left to the experienced arborists at Parkland Tree Care. We have the necessary tools, equipment and knowledge to safely care for your trees and shrubs.

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