Winter Tree Care in New England: What You Need to Know Winter in New England is tough on everyone–including your trees. Whether it’s deciduous trees shedding their leaves or evergreens slowing their growth, the cold months bring unique challenges for
At Piscataqua Landscaping and Tree Service, we believe learning never stops. Though we have years of experience as certified snow professionals, we’re always looking for ways to improve. Our team is dedicated to ongoing education, staying up to date on
We are proud to recognize Chris Kemp, our Plant Health Care Manager and ISA Certified Arborist, for his invaluable contributions to a recent USA Today article on safe tree removal. We love seeing our team recognized for their hard work
New England weather is notoriously unpredictable, and this year late summer has been especially challenging for gardeners. New Hampshire’s high temperatures in July and August accelerated evaporation rates, compounding the effects from the lack of rainfall and resulting in abnormally
By Rob Stephens, Wolfeboro, NH Branch Manager Living near a lake provides a picturesque and serene environment. Enjoying — and sustaining — this beauty comes with responsibility. Whether you’re right on the water’s edge or nearby, your landscaping choices can
Mowing the lawn is one thing. Caring for it is another. Maintaining a lush, green lawn in the seacoast region of New Hampshire can be a rewarding endeavor, but it comes with its own set of challenges. Among these, burnout
Recently, Jay Rotonnelli, VP of Business Development had a chance to sit down and talk with Jack & Pam Blalock, clients of Piscataqua Landscaping and Tree Service, who trusted us to help them create the first private, living shoreline in
In the video below, Justin Gamester, President & CEO, recently caught up with a client that trusted and worked very closely with us to turn his landscaping dreams into a reality at his stunning Seacoast home. Because of loyal customers
Achieving the backyard of your dreams means planning ahead! With winter fast approaching, now is the time to think about your landscaping projects for the coming year. Looking ahead to 2024, we see some trends emerging–both aesthetic and practical–that will
As the crisp Autumn air settles in and the vibrant foliage of Northern New England begins to fade, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your garden for the long winter ahead. The transition from fall to winter is a crucial period for both seasoned gardeners and those new to the New England region.
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