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More Than an Occasional Trim

Healthy trees require more than occasional trimming. Gulf Coast trees deal with heavy clay soil, standing water after big rains, long hot summers, salt air near the bay and construction around their roots. Over time, that stress shows up as thin canopies, small or yellowing leaves, slow growth and dieback.

Root Branch 'N' All's maintenance and feeding programs are designed to give your trees the nutrients they need to flourish. It is a whole-tree approach that includes soil health assessments, customized feeding plans and regular health check-ups.

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What's Included in Our Tree Care Plans

Soil Health Assessment

Trees feed through their roots, and roots depend on the soil. We look at the conditions your trees are growing in, including compaction, drainage, mulch and how the soil holds up through wet and dry spells.

Customized Feeding Plans

Not every tree needs the same thing. Based on the tree, its condition and the soil, we put together a feeding plan to give it the nutrients it is missing.

Regular Health Check-Ups

Scheduled visits let us spot problems early, such as dead limbs, decay, pests or disease, before they turn into expensive repairs or removals.

Ongoing Pruning

Maintenance plans pair well with seasonal tree trimming and pruning, so the tree stays balanced, clear of the house and ready for storm season.

Signs Your Tree Could Use Feeding and Care

Leaves that are smaller, paler or yellower than they should be
A thinning canopy you can see more sky through each year
Early fall color or early leaf drop
Very little new growth at the branch tips
Dieback at the top or ends of branches
Recent construction, grading or a new driveway near the roots

Some of these signs can also point to disease or root problems that need tree surgery, so it is worth having the tree looked at.

Simple Things You Can Do Between Visits

Do	Avoid
Water deeply and slowly during long dry spells	Frequent shallow watering at the trunk
Keep a ring of mulch over the root zone, pulled back from the trunk	Piling mulch against the bark
Keep vehicles and heavy equipment off the root zone	Parking or storing materials under the canopy
Call before digging, trenching or grading near a tree	Cutting large roots
Mow and trim carefully around the base	Nicking the trunk with mowers and string trimmers

Why Healthy Trees Matter on the Gulf Coast

A healthy, well-maintained tree is stronger and better able to hold up in high winds than a stressed one. Customers who have us maintain their trees year after year tell us the difference: "The trees he's maintained for us stay healthy longer and we regularly get compliments on how they look."

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Tree Feeding and Maintenance FAQ

Do Trees Really Need to Be Fed?

Trees in natural forests recycle nutrients from fallen leaves. Yard trees often don't get that, and they compete with lawns and deal with compacted soil. Trees that are showing signs of stress can benefit from a feeding plan based on their condition.