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provides their employees. Do their employees wear hardhats and safety gear at all times? Before you agree to any work, insist on a written agreement and ask to receive a copy of their insurance policies to protect yourself. Remember to call us at (860) 888-8472 before March 15 for up to 15% off tree service. Our professional, educated team is here for you.
can damage them right while they are dipping into their energy reserves to send out new flowers and leaves. Get the pruning done now while plants are still dormant. Before spring arrives, I’m reaching out to offer our best prices for anyone who
needs tree work. It’s the best time of year for it, and it’s our main focus in winter (outside of snow). When you’re hiring a tree service, ask if the arborist is individually licensed and what kind of training the company
–Andrew Bachman
RED MAPLES
The Vibrant Hues and Brilliant Wood of a New England Classic
October glory, autumn blaze, ruby frost ... the names for the varieties of the American red maple tree signify the vibrant colors this tree shows off in the fall. Each variety grows well in Connecticut, up to a medium-large size of 45–60 feet, only differing in the range of reds and oranges its leaves change to as autumn sets in. The red maple, Acer rubrum , is a fast growing, strong-wooded
maple tree. It is native to eastern North America, commonly found from Maine down to Florida, and grows in ecosystems ranging from misty woods to rocky uplands. One of the most common trees in America, the red maple is hardy, and its ability to grow quickly makes it a landscaper’s dream. They grow easily when planted properly and can tolerate full sun. After a year in the ground, a new tree’s roots are established, and it will start growing fast into a beautiful shade tree that will last for decades and, true to its name, burst into crimson and scarlet hues come September and October. Did you know that in addition to tree removal, we also specialize in tree planting? Tree planting is our favorite service we offer. You can
reach Susan at (860) 305-8762. With her 20 years of experience, she’s a pro at exploring options for your spring planting.
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