The Halfway Tree
For many people driving between Winnipeg and Brandon, the Halfway Tree is a familiar landmark. This lone poplar beside the Trans-Canada Highway has become part of the…
Read articleFor many people driving between Winnipeg and Brandon, the Halfway Tree is a familiar landmark. This lone poplar beside the Trans-Canada Highway has become part of the…
Read articleThe heavy snowstorm over Thanksgiving in 2019 left many Winnipeg cedars leaning, splayed open, or broken. Columnar cedars were especially noticeable, with upright stems…
Read articleEmerald ash borer was first detected in Winnipeg in 2017. When we wrote about it in 2019, the main message was to plan ahead for ash trees rather than wait for obvious…
Read articleHeavy, wet snow can put a surprising amount of weight on branches. Small trees, broad shrubs, and upright cedars may bend out of shape, while weak attachments can split under…
Read articleWinnipeg's first detection of emerald ash borer in 2017 changed the outlook for the city's ash trees. The beetle's larvae feed beneath the bark, damaging the tissue that…
Read articleTree care doesn't stop when the leaves fall. For many trees, the dormant season is a useful time to inspect the crown and carry out planned pruning.Without foliage in the…
Read articleA large tree can be an important part of a property and still raise difficult questions. Is that crack significant? Does a dead branch need attention now? Should a leaning…
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Decay, disease, storms and age can take a toll on your trees. Pruning, cabling, bracing and early training can help keep them healthy and strong for longer. Tree work can be dangerous, so it’s best left to experienced arborists. At Parkland Tree Care, we have the tools and knowledge to care for your trees and shrubs safely.
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