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Do you have a small courtyard in Brisbane? The right small tree can make a huge difference, beautifying the area and making it more inviting. Depending on the size of your courtyard and whether its inside or out, you need to choose a tree which compliments.

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While Australia as a country is expanse, suburbs are getting smaller. Statistics show that a typical residential lot is 30% smaller than it was 10 years ago. This means, some of the large trees that used to thrive in our gardens, may not have enough space anymore.

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Trees are Mother Nature’s masterpieces living for centuries and in all types of conditions. They’re not only beautiful, but they provide shade and protection for animals and humans. If you’re lucky enough to have trees in your garden, it can be hard to let them go when they start to show signs of decay or stress.

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Do you have a garden, but feel like it lacks space? If you’ve always dreamed of having a spacious garden oasis, but are not ready to move house to get it, there are simple tactics you can use to transform what you have. By strategically placing your furniture, adding a few upgrades and positioning plants in a way they draw they eye upwards and outwards, your tiny yard will feel a lot bigger.

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If you’ve recently had a tree removed from your yard, you’re probably wondering what to do with the unsightly stump left over? While you can just leave a stump in the ground, it may cause issues in the future. Some common problems are fungi, pests, root diseases and suckering (new shoots growing from the stump).

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If you have little cash left after paying the bills, the last thing you’re probably thinking about is making over the garden. And you may think it’s impossible to do much with a garden on a tiny budget? But, with a little planning and creativity, it’s totally possible to rejuvenate your garden space and make it a beautiful, flourishing oasis to be in. Let’s take a look how.

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Roots should only be cut when absolutely necessary. If you plan to dig and transplant a tree, you can encourage the growth of feeder roots with pruning. Other reasons to prune a trees roots are;

• Your tree is growing dangerously close to your home
• If the tree is growing too large for the space it’s in
• A potted shrub has outgrown its tub

It’s essential to understand that it’s possible to severely damage a tree, if the roots are not cut correctly. This could lead on to your tree needing to be removed entirely. So, always consult with your local Brisbane arborist before you decide to prune your trees roots.

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If you love to be in the garden, taking care of your greenery. It can be tough to see a grand old tree taking a turn for the worse. Trees are beautiful, stoic members of the natural habitat, but they can often get sick like us and eventually succumb to old age.

Weather conditions also play a part in the health of trees. Over time, excessive wind and rain can start to loosen roots and even push trees over. It’s important to consult an expert arborist, if you notice signs of poor health in your trees. Here’s what to look out for, so you know when to consult with your local Brisbane tree services.

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At some stage of the year, your trees will need pruning to stop them becoming unruly. While it’s possible to prune small trees yourself, larger trees should be pruned by qualified Arborists so you don’t risk endangering or possibly killing off your tree.

Alongside possibly damaging your tree, you can endanger yourself or others by not pruning your tree correctly. If you struggle with tree pruning, call in your local expert arborists in Brisbane. Here are 7 common tree pruning mistakes to avoid;
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