#Tree-Removal

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Trusted Tree Removal and Pruning Services in Monmouth County for Over 30 Years

https://frontiertree.com/ - Family-owned and operated, Frontier Tree has provided trusted tree removal, pruning, and shrub care services across Monmouth County for over three decades. Our Certified Tree Experts prioritize safety, tree health, and property aesthetics—whether addressing hazardous branches, removing diseased trees, or enhancing landscape longevity with professional pruning and care.

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Enhancing Your Landscape with Professional Wood Chipping in Lyons

Maintaining a beautiful and sustainable landscape requires proper management of trees and vegetation. Whether you have fallen branches, tree stumps, or excess wood waste, professional wood chipping Lyons offers an efficient and eco-friendly solution. By turning unwanted wood into useful mulch, homeowners and businesses can keep their outdoor spaces tidy while also benefiting the environment. Why…

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Safe & Efficient Tree Removal Services in Redding & Anderson, CA

https://www.treeofrighteousness.com/ - Looking for expert tree services in Redding & Anderson, CA? Tree of Righteousness offers professional tree maintenance and removal. Our certified arborists provide safe and efficient tree care. From pruning to tree removal, we handle it all with precision. Need tree removal? We specialize in safe, environmentally-friendly removal services. Regular tree maintenance boosts the health and beauty of your property. Trust us for trimming, pruning, and overall tree care. Contact Tree of Righteousness for expert tree services today. Serving Redding & Anderson, CA with care and integrity.

[maysrinn]

Sunrise on the reaping 🌅

wanted to draw Lenore Dove and Haymitch with the Gooseys in their moment of peace 🪿 Do not disturb them or u will get the honk!

This is the end of the book by the way I don’t take criticism ò-ó

[pinkantihistamine]

OUAT is found family in that they keep finding out everyone is in the same damn family tree

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"Businesses like to talk about the concept of a closed loop or circular economy, but often they’re trying to close small loops. Releaf Paper takes dead leaves from city trees and turns them into paper for bags, office supplies, and more—which is to say they are striving to close one heck of a big loop.

How big? Six billion trees are cut down every year for paper products according to the WWF, producing everything from toilet paper to Amazon boxes to the latest best-selling novels. Meanwhile, the average city produces 8,000 metric tons of leaves every year which clog gutters and sewers, and have to be collected, composted, burned, or dumped in landfills.

In other words, huge supply and huge demand, but Releaf Paper is making cracking progress. They already produce 3 million paper carrier bags per year from 5,000 metric tons of leaves from their headquarters in Paris.

Joining forces with landscapers in sites across Europe, thousands of tonnes of leaves arrive at their facility where a low-water, zero-sulfur/chlorine production process sees the company create paper with much smaller water and carbon footprints...

“In a city, it’s a green waste that should be collected. Really, it’s a good solution because we are keeping the balance—we get fiber for making paper and return lignin as a semi-fertilizer for the cities to fertilize the gardens or the trees. So it’s like a win-win model,” [Valentyn] Frechka, co-founder and CTO of Releaf Paper, told Euronews.

Releaf is already selling products to LVMH, BNP Paribas, Logitech, Samsung, and various other big companies. In the coming years, Frechka and Sobolenka also plan to further increase their production capacity by opening more plants in other countries. If the process is cost-efficient, there’s no reason there shouldn’t be a paper mill of this kind in every city.

“We want to expand this idea all around the world. At the end, our vision is that the technology of making paper from fallen leaves should be accessible on all continents,” Sobolenka notes, according to ZME Science."

-via Good News Network, August 15, 2024

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Born in the uncanny valley between home‑ownership and influencer stardom; currently vibing through the digital apocalypse.

[firebird378]

Been giggling at the rp blogs all week so I made this in honor of the “friend of Dorothy” allegations

Rip William Wilson you would have loved Wicked 😔

[disgracedghostprincess]

Danny (the dandelion) brought back a core memory of me naming trees back in elementary/middle school XD so this is full on inspired by that

@cyucya their becoming my comfort duo I’m afraid

Also it felt nice to draw in pen again it’s been a while

Full page 👇

I also know of the pain of losing your plant friend, a lot of the trees I named got removed. At least my favorite one stayed for a while :D his name was Mr. Maple and me and my friend loved hanging around him during our lunch hour/recess.

Sonic Masterpost

I am steve meme

[itsdefinitely]

ruth was told how everyone was related to each other but she didn't retain that information at all so she's useless when pete asks her for help

[probably-ace-ok]

[welldigger62]

This is my giant tree in the front yard. I mentioned two days ago that it is dying. Had a tree guy up here, they will be taking it down next week.

The large vertical piece on the left is shedding its bark. They think it might have been hit by lightning. I know for sure that the two trees in the back yard have been hit, on two different years. You can’t believe how loud it is when lightning strikes a tree only 25 feet from your house. 😮

[spittingchips]

The Importance of Tree Pruning in Canberra for Healthy and Beautiful Landscapes

Maintaining a well-manicured garden is a priority for many homeowners and businesses in Canberra. One of the most effective ways to ensure your trees remain healthy, strong, and aesthetically pleasing is through Tree Pruning Canberra services. Pruning not only enhances the beauty of your landscape but also ensures the safety of your property and promotes tree longevity. Understanding Tree…

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Tree Removal Services in the Distillery District – Expert Arborists for a Unique Historic Neighbourhood

The Distillery District is one of Toronto’s most vibrant and historic neighbourhoods, known for its Victorian-era architecture, cobblestone streets, and creative energy. But even heritage areas need professional tree care. At Toronto Tree Removal, we bring skilled arborists and modern equipment to handle even the most delicate removals and trimming jobs in this charming urban setting.  Below you well learn everything you need to know about Tree Removal Distillery District. Whether you’re a property owner or business in the area, we offer affordable, safe, and fully insured services.

🌳 Tree Services We Offer in Distillery District

✅ Tree Removal for Urban Properties

We understand how tight space is in the Distillery District. Our arborists are trained for precision removals in dense urban environments. Whether you need a tree down due to disease, safety risks, or construction, we’ll handle it with care and without damage to your property or neighbours.

✅ Tree Trimming & Pruning

Boost curb appeal, remove dead limbs, and help trees stay healthy year-round. In a visually iconic area like the Distillery District, keeping trees tidy and safe matters — especially for businesses and condos.

✅ Stump Grinding

After a tree is removed, stumps can ruin the look and safety of your outdoor space. We use low-impact stump grinding tools to leave a clean slate for landscaping or rebuilding.

✅ Emergency Tree Removal

Strong winds and winter storms can take down branches or entire trees. Our team is on-call for emergency removals and cleanup throughout the Distillery District and nearby downtown neighbourhoods.

We got all your services covered:

Tree Removal

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Stump Removal

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Untitled (2023) by Aleksandra Waliszewska // "Homeward Bound" by Fleetwood Mac

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