October 23, 2014
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Tree Care After Storms: Part I of III
By Steve Scheuring, Horticulturalist
Snow, ice, icy-rain, hail, high-velocity/straight-line winds and even tornadoes, are just a few of the natural perils Michigan trees experience. When storms damage trees, cleanup and recovery can be bewildering. Some injured trees can be treated and repaired to maintain their health and value to your home. Others should be removed. Below are tips that will help you make the right decisions for your trees.
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