Albany’s urban forest is one of the city’s greatest assets. Shade trees along sidewalks, maples and oaks in backyards, and flowering ornamentals on historic streets all contribute to the Capital Region’s beauty and livability. Beyond aesthetics, trees cool neighborhoods, filter air pollution, manage stormwater, and increase property values. But these benefits are under growing threat […]
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Falling branches, diseased trunks, and rotting roots can turn a peaceful yard into a serious hazard. In Schenectady, seasonal storms, heavy snow, and invasive pests like the emerald ash borer put stress on trees and increase the risk of property damage. Left untreated, these issues can crack sidewalks, damage roofs, and weaken even the healthiest-looking […]
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Understanding the Problem: Tree Roots and Soil Erosion If you are dealing with tree roots exposed by soil erosion, you are not alone. Large roots creeping above the ground are a common problem in many neighborhoods, especially after heavy rains, yard grading issues, or years of water runoff. Exposed roots are more than an eyesore. […]
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Caring for trees in Albany’s four-season climate takes more than just good intentions. If you’ve noticed stress, broken limbs, or pest issues, seasonal maintenance might be the solution. Here’s a year-round guide to help you care for your trees the right way. Why Seasonal Tree Care is Important in Albany Albany trees face heavy snow, […]
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