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Natural Mulch vs Dyed Mulch: Whatâs Better for Your Landscape?
When homeowners start preparing their landscape beds in spring, one of the first questions they face is what type of mulch to use. Garden centers and big box stores often offer several options, including brightly colored mulches and natural wood mulch. While both serve the basic purpose of covering soil, the type of mulch you choose can affect soil health, plant growth, and how your landscapeâŚ
What Happens If Trees Do Not Leaf Out in Spring
Spring is usually the season when everything comes back to life. Lawns green up, flowers bloom, and trees begin filling out with new leaves. That is why it can be concerning when one tree in your yard stays bare while everything around it is growing. When a tree does not leaf out in spring, it is often the first visible sign that something may be wrong. In some cases, the issue is temporary andâŚ
Mulch Delivery Near You: How JL Tree Service Makes It Easy
If you live in Northern Virginia, you are probably preparing your yard for spring or refreshing your landscape beds. Mulching is one of the simplest ways to improve the look and health of your property, but hauling mulch yourself is rarely convenient. Loading heavy bags at a store, fitting them into your vehicle, unloading them at home, and cleaning up the mess afterward takes time and effort.âŚ
What to Plant in Early Spring After Tree Removal
After a tree is removed, many homeowners are left wondering what to do with the open space it leaves behind. Whether the tree came down due to storm damage, disease, or safety concerns, the area often feels unfinished once the work is complete. Early spring is one of the best times to think about restoring that space. Cooler temperatures, consistent rainfall, and the start of the growing seasonâŚ
How Winter Yard Cleanup Helps Your Landscape Thrive in Spring
As winter begins to wind down, many yards across Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC are left looking tired. Fallen branches, leftover leaves, and overgrown beds are common sights after months of cold weather and storms. While it may be tempting to wait until spring to deal with it, winter yard cleanup plays a much bigger role than most homeowners realize. Cleaning up your yard in late winterâŚ
What Happens to Trees When Winter Ends?
As winter begins to fade, many homeowners start paying closer attention to their yards. The days slowly get longer, temperatures fluctuate, and there is a noticeable shift in the landscape. While it may look like trees are still dormant, a lot is happening beneath the surface. The end of winter is a critical transition period for trees. What happens during this time sets the stage for springâŚ
How Snow Load Affects Different Types of Trees
Winters in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC often bring unpredictable weather. Some storms deliver light powder. Others drop heavy wet snow that weighs down everything it touches. Homeowners walk outside after a storm and see branches bent to the ground, evergreens split down the middle, or in severe cases, a tree leaning in a direction it did not lean the day before. The reason is simple:âŚ
The Most Common Types of Storm Damage to Trees
Every year, storms roll through Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC with a mix of heavy winds, soaking rains, ice, and snow. And every year, homeowners walk outside afterward to find branches scattered across the yard, cracked trunks, or in many cases, a tree lying on the ground. Storms are unpredictable, but the damage they cause to trees often follows the same patterns. Knowing what to lookâŚ
How to Tell If a Tree Is Dead or Just Dormant in Winter
Every winter, homeowners start to wonder about the same thing: âDid that tree in my yard die, or is it just taking a long winter nap?â Some years bring long freezes and ice storms; others are mild and wet. Either way, your trees react by slowing down â sometimes so much that they look completely lifeless. But in many cases, theyâre simply dormant. Knowing the difference between a tree thatâsâŚ
What to Do If a Tree Falls After an Ice Storm
You wake up after a long night of freezing rain. The yard is glittering with ice, and everything looks peacefulâuntil you notice a tree leaning across your driveway, or worse, resting against your home. If you live in Virginia, Maryland, or Washington, DC, this scenario isnât rare. Ice storms are one of the leading causes of winter tree damage in our region. They happen when rain freezes onâŚ
How Can You Tell If a Tree Is About to Fall?
When a tree falls, it rarely gives a clear warning â but the signs are almost always there. A falling tree can cause thousands of dollars in property damage, block roadways, knock out power lines, or even result in serious injury. In Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, DC, this risk rises each fall and winter when storm systems, rain-saturated ground, heavy winds, and ice storms push weak orâŚ
The Advantages of Using Cranes for Complex Tree Removal Jobs
Removing a tree isnât always straightforward. Some are simply too large, too close to buildings, or too dangerous to take down with traditional methods. Thatâs where cranes come in. For complex tree removal jobs, cranes make the difference between a risky project and a safe, efficient operation. At JL Tree Service, weâve been providing crane-assisted tree removals and rental services acrossâŚ
Top Fall Tree Issues in Northern Virginia (and How We Solve Them)
Fall in Northern Virginia is beautifulâvibrant foliage, crisp mornings, and the anticipation of the holiday season. But while the scenery is stunning, this time of year brings unique challenges for the trees on your property. From weakened branches to storm damage, tree issues in the fall can become serious hazards if ignored. At JL Tree Service, weâve been caring for local trees since 1975. OurâŚ
5 Reasons to Remove That Old Tree Stump Now
Youâve taken down a problem tree â but the stump is still sitting in your yard like an eyesore. While it might seem harmless (or even ârusticâ), leaving an old stump can cause more trouble than you think. Whether itâs in the middle of your lawn or tucked away near a fence line, that stump can create safety risks, attract pests, and even lower your property value. If youâve been putting offâŚ
Why Are My Tree Leaves Turning Brown in Late Summer?
Itâs late summer in Virginia, and you might be noticing something a little worrying: your beautiful shade trees that looked lush and green in June now have brown, crispy edges. Some leaves may even be curling up or dropping early. Itâs easy to panic and wonder if your trees are dying. The good news is that sometimes brown tree leaves are completely normal for this time of year. Other times,âŚ
What to Do If a Tree Falls on Your House
When severe weather strikes, it can leave more than just puddles and broken branches in its wake. For homeowners across Northern Virginia, Maryland, and the D.C. area, one of the scariest outcomes of a summer storm is having a tree come crashing downâespecially if it lands on your home. A fallen tree on your house creates not just physical damage but emotional stress. Suddenly, youâre dealingâŚ
The Top 5 Signs Your Trees Need Pruned
When it comes to keeping your property safe, beautiful, and healthy, tree pruning should never be overlooked. Regular pruning isnât just about aestheticsâit helps your trees grow stronger, improves their structure, and prevents potential hazards. But how do you know when itâs time to call in the pros? If youâre unsure whether your trees are due for a trim, here are five clear signs they needâŚ