Residential Blogs

Properly pruning live oaks in South Florida is crucial for their health and longevity, given their unique growth patterns and the region's specific climate conditions.

Planting palms in swale areas in South Florida can pose significant challenges and risks to your property landscape.

As homeowners weigh the pros and cons of natural grass versus artificial turf, understanding the environmental impact of each is crucial for making an informed decision.

Discover the key reasons behind tree failures in South Florida and how to prevent them to protect your property.

Florida property owners often ask themselves, “When is the best time to plant trees?” Florida’s high humidity and blistering hot summer days can make planting trees difficult. The Sunshine State’s sun rays will help support healthy tree growth, but excessive h...

Adding mulch around a tree’s base provides numerous benefits while increasing its overall appeal. However, many Pinecrest, FL, residents wonder if they can place gravel around trees instead of wood or straw mulch. That’s why Nature’s Dream Landscape & Tree Ser...

Sometimes, tree roots protrude out of the ground and make it difficult to landscape around trees efficiently. Exposed tree roots can hinder the tree’s appearance and make it look unmaintained if you don’t know how to incorporate them into your landscape. Natur...

Do tree branches grow back? The short answer is “No.” You may see buds growing on the stump, but the cut limb won’t grow back. In this post, Nature’s Dream Landscape & Tree Service, your go-to team for expert tree trimming in Coral Gables, explains more.

You should give your plants enough water to keep them growing healthy and beautiful. However, incorrect watering can do more harm than good to your beloved plants.

Pollarding refers to a pruning technique designed to limit the size of trees and shrubs. Pollarded trees typically feature knobby limbs with no leaves or twigs. By cutting back new growth, pollarding stimulates regrowth that brings the tree back to its full si...