We start by calling 811 to report the digging project…Safety First!
Followed by pruning the tree (if necessary).
Then we cut the trunk.
Digging out and removing the Stump is the hard part but, we use machinery when necessary to make the job safer and easier.
Finally we dispose of the Tree and other debris and clean the area. Leaving ready for a new hedge installation or additional landscaping solutions.
Ficus plants can experience a variety of problems, including leaf drop, yellowing leaves, wilting, pests, and root rot, often stemming from incorrect watering, light, or humidity conditions. Leaf drop, for example, can be caused by changes in environment, over or under-watering, drafts, or low light.
When the environment changes, ficus often shows signs of stress with curling, yellowing, wilting, or dropping of the leaves. The most common cause is improper watering. Check the soil. If the top two inches of soil are saturated, your ficus needs a chance to dry out a bit. However, if the top two inches of soil are dry to the touch, then ficus needs a drink. Water deeply and mist the foliage. If ficus has no other problems, such as nutrient deficiency, pests, diseases, or insufficient pot size, this tropical should be smiling green again soon.
Leaf Drop Causes: Changes in environment (moving the plant), drafts, over or under-watering, low light, or sudden temperature fluctuations. Yellowing Leaves Causes: Overwatering, underwatering, nutrient deficiencies, or fungal diseases. Wilting: Overwatering or underwatering, or potentially a disease Root Rot: Causes: Overwatering and poor drainage. Fungal Diseases: Anthracnose, a fungal disease causing leaf spots.
