Despite the old saying, sometimes money really can “grow on trees.”
Studies by research organizations and real estate professionals estimate that landscaping — especially when it includes healthy, mature, well-placed trees — can increase property value by as much as 20%. Properties with attractive trees also tend to sell faster than those without.
In addition to curb appeal, trees provide shade and wind protection that reduce energy costs. They release oxygen, absorb carbon dioxide, capture stormwater runoff and offer food and shelter for beneficial insects and wildlife.
Unfortunately, if their maintenance needs are overlooked, trees will fail to reach their full potential and can become safety hazards and serious liabilities. Keeping trees healthy and attractive requires care throughou

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