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Tree removal can leave a site bare and probably interfere with your landscape’s overall aesthetic. In a bid to restore normalcy to your yard, you may have asked yourself, “Can you plant a tree where one was removed?”

Landscaping isn’t as simple as it sounds. For instance, you need to understand proper soil preparation, plant spacing, and watering to be successful with your landscaping endeavor. However, even the most experienced gardeners will make mistakes, like choosing ...

With winter right around the corner, you might use this time to tend to your home and landscape. This might also include trimming your trees.

Adding a few colorful border plants to your flower beds can do wonders for your property’s appearance and charm. However, with so many plants and flowers to choose from, finding the perfect border plants for residential gardens often seems easier said than don...

Want to know how to cut high tree branches? Make the smart choice and allow experts with the right tools and experience to handle this task for you. However, if you want to give it a go, read on. In this post, Nature’s Dream Landscape & Tree Service, your reli...

Pruning helps to stimulate tree growth and prevent tree disease. Excessive pruning, on the other hand, has several detrimental effects on overall tree health.

Are you confident about how often to water newly planted trees?

Have you ever looked at a beautifully landscaped yard and wondered, “How do they get their trees to look so healthy and vibrant?” The secret is probably mulch. This layer of material, often organic, covers the soil surrounding plants.

Some trees on your Coral Gables, FL, property are a lot less likely to fall than others. Think of the palm trees with flexible trunks that can withstand the wild winds of a South Florida storm. Others trees aren’t quite as durable, and the last thing you want ...

Tree pests are an unfortunate occurrence and can severely damage even healthy, young trees. Common pests, such as ants, might not seem like a big deal at first, but they can quickly multiply and infest all your vegetation. As such, your best bet is managing tr...