The Reed Tree Service Blog
Tree care tips, storm prep guides, and stories from the field.
Hiring a Tree Service in Bainbridge, GA
Reed Tree Service provides tree removal, trimming, and emergency tree work in Bainbridge and Decatur County, Georgia.
Read MoreTree Service in Bacon County, Georgia
Tree removal, storm cleanup, and land clearing in Bacon County, Georgia. Alma and the surrounding area between Waycross and Baxley.
Read MoreTree Service in Atkinson County, Georgia
Tree removal, storm cleanup, and land clearing in Atkinson County, Georgia. Pearson and the surrounding area between Douglas and Valdosta.
Read MoreHiring a Tree Service in Apalachicola, FL
Reed Tree Service provides tree removal, trimming, and storm work in Apalachicola and Franklin County on Florida's Forgotten Coast.
Read MoreTree Service in Andalusia, Alabama
Reed Tree Service provides tree removal, trimming, and emergency tree work in Andalusia and Covington County, Alabama.
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Poison Ivy and Virginia Creeper on Trees: Identification and Safe Removal in North Florida
Learn to identify poison ivy vs. Virginia creeper on trees in Tallahassee and North Florida, plus safe removal methods that won't harm your trees.
Read MoreTree Service in Americus, Georgia
Reed Tree Service provides tree removal, trimming, and emergency tree work in Americus and Sumter County, Georgia.
Read MoreTree Service in Albany, Georgia
Reed Tree Service provides tree removal, trimming, and emergency tree work in Albany and Dougherty County, Georgia.
Read MoreTree Service in Abbeville, Georgia
Reed Tree Service provides tree removal, trimming, and emergency tree work in Abbeville and Wilcox County, Georgia.
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Tree Roots and Swimming Pools in North Florida: Managing the Conflict
Some tree species cause serious structural problems for in-ground pools in North Florida. What to know before planting or with an existing problem.
Read MoreTree Roots and Septic Systems in North Florida
Which trees are safe to plant near a septic system, which aren't, and what to do if roots are already causing problems.
Read MoreWhen Trees Cross Property Lines in Tallahassee: Rights, Responsibility, and What to Do
Your neighbor's tree hangs over your yard, or yours over theirs. Who's responsible? Florida law has specific rules about trees and property lines.
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Tree Growth Rates in North Florida: What to Expect From Common Species
How fast will your newly planted tree grow in North Florida? Growth rates by species and what affects them in the Tallahassee climate.
Read MoreIs My Tree Dying? Signs of Tree Disease and Decline in North Florida
Yellowing leaves, dead branches, oozing bark. North Florida trees show disease differently than you might expect. How to read the signs and when to call.
Read MoreTransplanting Trees in North Florida: When It Works and When It Doesn't
Sometimes a tree is in the wrong place. Transplanting works for smaller trees if done right, but success depends on species, size, timing, and aftercare.
Read MoreTrees With Toxic Berries and Parts in North Florida: What to Know
Several common trees and plants in North Florida have toxic berries, seeds, or sap. Here's what homeowners with children and pets should know about the trees in their yard.
Read MoreTallahassee's Canopy Roads: Why They Matter and How They Stay That Way
Tallahassee's canopy roads are among the city's most distinctive features. What makes them possible, the threats they face, and what stewarding them means.
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Sweetgum Trees in North Florida: Managing the Problems and When to Remove
Sweetgum is a beautiful native tree with real drawbacks in residential settings, mainly spiny gumballs. How to manage them and when removal makes sense.
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Oak Wilt in North Florida: What Is Really Killing Your Oak?
Oak wilt has not been detected in Florida. Here is how to tell it from the root disease and stress that actually kill Tallahassee oaks, and what to do.
Read MoreSoil Compaction and Tree Health: What Construction and Traffic Do to Tree Roots
Soil compaction is one of the most common (and most overlooked) causes of tree decline in developed areas. Learn how it happens, what it does to trees, and what can actually be done about it.
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