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Complete Organic Care For Your Trees and Landscape - Serving Central New Jersey and Bucks County, PA
We believe that there’s a better way to care for trees, lawns, and shrubs than traditional chemical methods.
Our videos show you the benefits of organic tree, shrub and lawn care, as well as tree work in progress, organic lawn care tips and info, trees that grow well in our area, and so much more!
We believe that there’s a better way to care for trees, lawns, and shrubs than traditional chemical methods.
Our videos show you the benefits of organic tree, shrub and lawn care, as well as tree work in progress, organic lawn care tips and info, trees that grow well in our area, and so much more!
Chinese Chestnut: Description, Growing Conditions, Pests & More | Organic Plant Care LLC
Get all the details about the Chinese Chestnut tree (Castanea mollissima) and why it's a good alternative to the American Chestnut to grow in New Jersey and Pennsylvania (hint: it's resistant to the blight that's killed most American Chestnuts, plus the fruit are delicious!). Arborist Bill Grundmann shows you what a Chinese Chestnut looks like and describes how it grows, how to care for one, and the most common problems it has.
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Copper Beach: Description, Growing Conditions, Pests & More | Organic Plant Care LLC
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Get all the details about Copper Beech trees (Fagus sylvatica purpurea) and how to grow them in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Arborist Bill Grundmann shows you what a copper beech looks like and describes how it grows, how to care for one, and the most common problems it has. Visit our site for full details about copper beech - organicplantcarellc.com/copper-beech-fagus-sylvatica-purpurea/ This ...
Deep Root Fertilization: See It In Action!
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.4 года назад
This special fertilization process involves using pressure to "inject" fertilizer deep into the soil in the root zone of trees and shrubs where it can be most readily taken up by the plant. It's done with a special tool that's pushed into the ground. That's attached to a pressurized hose that pushes the liquid fertilizer from the tank on our truck, through the injector, and into the ground. It ...
American Sycamore: Description, Growing Conditions, Pests & More | Organic Plant Care LLC
Просмотров 10 тыс.4 года назад
All about the American Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis), also known as the buttonwood tree. Bill Grundmann from OPC shows you - - what the tree looks like, including its bark, leaves, and fruit, as well as how tall and wide it gets (this is a BIG tree!) - what kinds of growing conditions it prefers - why sycamores may lose their leaves, or have very few leaves, in spring (hint - it's called syc...
Spider Lift in Action | Arborists | New Jersey | Organic Plant Care LLC
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Sometimes, the quickest, safest and most cost-effective way to remove a tree is with a spider lift. Watch our new lift in action. And remember - leave it to the pros!
Tree Care Experts At Work | Organic Plant Care LLC, Flemington, NJ
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A lot of preparation, training and safety awareness goes into a day of tree care work. Watch our Licensed Tree Experts and Certified Arborists as they spend the day pruning, chipping, removing and clearing trees.
How To Hire Safe Tree Care Workers - For Your Safety & Theirs | New Jersey & Pennsylvania
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What to look for when hiring a tree care company to ensure that they, and you, are safe. Avoid insurance problems and injuries by using Certified Arborists who take safety seriously.
What Is a Certified Arborist & Why Should You Hire One For Tree Work?
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The facts about Certified Arborists and why using one is the best option for your trees, your property and your insurance. Learn more: organicplantcarellc.com/organic-tree-care-tree-work/
The Real Facts About Organic Lawn Care
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Organic lawns are better for your health and the environment. Plus they look great! Learn the facts about organic lawns here: organicplantcarellc.com/organic-lawn-care-lawn-work/
Chestnut blight was brought from Europe? Not sure if that is that an accurate statement. Many sources say it came from the other direction from growers trying to increase production.
Thank you very much for your video. Truly helpful in knowing this tree. Greatly appreciated!
Nice
I bought a bag of chinese chestnuts from a shop (already shelled). Tried cooking them in the oven and then in the small wok we've used to successfully cook regular chestnuts. Both ways I ended up with something unpleasantly hard and bitter. Nasty tasting. Nothing like regular chestnuts. What am I doing wrong? Them lacking the shells is a problem for cooking them in the pan. Maybe I need to try boiling or steaming.
I'm close to New Hope Bucks County I'm in Warminster and I can't believe that sycamore trees can photosynthesize through their tree bark I have a sycamore where I live and it is huge and I've noticed the same thing in May that it looks like it's dying off but I also read that they can re-leaf later in spring and summer due to an early spring chill
I have planted 7 Copper Beech saplings here in Ireland 🇮🇪 Beautiful tree. Very good video by the way.
I have a copper beech tree that was planted near my front entry some 30+ years ago, with it's trunk now only 5' from an area of our cement house foundation. Is this too close, so that if I leave it there would be a high probability of it damaging the foundation? It has recently been noted to be lifting the entryway cement up to the front door. It appears to me that I need to get it taken out. What would your opinion be here? I have had two professionals already agree with me, but don't really want to do it because of the upheaval and expense. I value your insight... The tree is very large...
Just discovered I have two large sycamores on my newly purchased property. Thank you for the video and information about these fantastic trees.
Lucky you to have two trees on your property. I've been foraging from two I found planted at an old cemetery. The tree canopies are so huge and they produce so much. Judging from the graves around them I think the trees are at least a century old if not older. I love chestnut harvest time!
Jersey for life!
Beautiful trees! Have you ever been asked to sell the nuts? I’d like to purchase some from those healthy trees to plant on my place!
It’s worth mentioning that if you’re planting a chestnut tree for the nuts, you’ll need at least two trees as they are not self-fertile and require another chestnut close by to pollinate it.
Hi, If I sent you $20 and a picture of our Copper Beech, could you send us an educated guess on a remedy? We planted it 3 years ago during a dry summer in very well-drained soil. It has struggled ever since.
I didn't know about the V vs U. For an inexperienced gardener, what's an easy way to tell? If I didn't have a reference it would be hard for me to distinguish a V vs U. Do U's have 3 limbs?
I’m in usda zone 9. Would these work good on my deer hunting property you think?
maybe not - i think zones 4 - 8 are the limits - you can always plant some and see tho :)
My sycamore developed no seed balls this year, it appears healthy, any ideas from anyone?
Really a brilliant talk about sycamores. Thanks - much appreciated…
My favorite tree. Thank you!
We love the 2 "ancient" ones in our backyard. Must be over 100' tall. I also think that they are magnificent! 👐🌳
I’m considering planting a few Dunstan Chestnuts to attract deer here in northern MD
Let me know if you have any questions about chestnut trees!
hi bill i am interested in plnating 2 chinese chestnuts in my backyard but have limited space, will they stay small and produce nuts if i prune them to 8 feet
Let us know if you have any questions about copper beech trees!
Let us know if you have any questions about sycamore trees - Bill is always happy to "talk trees"!
I have a 60+ year old sycamore in my yard in NW Ohio. It appears healthy but developed no seed balls this year, do you have an explanation or idea as to why this may have happened?
We have a sycamore tree that is losing it’s bark. Can anything be done to help the tree not lose any more bark?
nice video