Monday, June 1, 2020

How You Can Protect Your Trees from Thunderstorm

Have you been struggling with the distressing aftermath of the thunderstorms? Is your vegetation ruined up due to the extreme storm that took place a week before? If so, then we are here to help you out. Whether it’s the cruel winds or the heavy rain, we’ll help your trees get through any severe weather conditions with just 5 simple Tricks.

In fact, it helped my trees withstand the last storm that took place, my trees stood still and didn’t even shed a leaf.

So, let’s get started to help you save your Trees Lives.

 

1.      Shield the Tree Root

Although roots are situated underneath the ground and might seem fragile in fact, they are the major supportive system to uproot any tree. The complete stability of the tress is dependent on their roots i.e. the stronger the roots are the more severe conditions the tress would withstand. Hence, tree roots are the foundation of the tree that is meant to be cared for.

Simple preventive measures you can undertake to protect the tree roots are:

·         Spread mulch (decayed bark or compost) around the tree ground to keep it from heavy rain

·         Avoid construction & excavation to keep the roots deeply grounded


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2.      Inspect for weak trees

The maximum number of trees attacked during the thunderstorms or hailstorm is either the trees with cracked bark or the overlook trees. Trees might look huge and strong but apparently, they need care too.

Trees with dead branches, holes, or cavities in the bark, dried leaves are clear signs of weakened trees, which demand prune or tree removal, depending on its condition. If you are expecting a storm in your city, consult the best tree removal companies of all right away if you have a weak tree near your property.

Inspect the trees to avoid severe aftermath which is quite possible if you have an overlooked or weakened tree in your backyard.

 

3.      Anchor the Trees

For years anchors have been a traditional protector to plants and trees from the heavy driving storms.

Anchor the plants or trees and ground using 4-5foot stakes, stretch its head, and bury it about 20-25 inches into the ground. Make sure, the stakes should be angled away from the plant to give it better secondary support than the roots.

 

4.      Trim the Trees Regularly

Pruning has a lot of advantages than you might even think. Firstly, boosts the proper structure of your trees which can help it withstand severe weather conditions. Secondly, it ascends the growth of your trees and makes it more resistant and strong.

 

5.      Wrap the Trunks

Strong fabrics such as burlap protect the plant frame to a great extent. It could be used for small shrubs, vines, plants, and grown-up trees as well to protect their barks for heavy storms.

For new plants, you can use the same burlap in a similar manner, and cover the delicate parts to ensure complete protection for the thunder & heavy winds and cold weather.

 

 

In general, trees damage to your property might be more devastating than you might ever comprehend. They can block the main streets making it almost impossible to walk through. So, if you want to keep such troubles afar make sure to act soon and call in the expert tree removal companies for help, if required or do it yourself.

However, for more details contact the Lucas TreeServices anytime and without a delay, they’ll be available at your service.