Tree Auction

This weekend there is a Tree Auction taking place in Lenexa near the intersection of Prairie Star Parkway (95th) and 7 highway.

It will be open to the public with Trees, Shrubs and Perennials up for bid. Please come and check it out. The nursery industry is at a low point right now and these plants will likely be destroyed if they are not sold and planted. There is nothing worse than a big pile of trees ready to be burned...

Please check out the website for more information: http://www.treeauction.org/index.html
And make sure you read 'The Story" it is very interesting and absolutely true.

New video

Check out this video of one of our tree crews taking down a large tree that was planted too close to the house. The clouds flying by are pretty cool too. It is also on our web site.

Spring? Are you there?
It has been an awesome winter. I know most people are real tired of cold and snow. I also know that the last good snowy winter most of us remember was when we were kids, so it can't be all that bad. Good for the economy too.





And isn't spring so much better when you are about to completely lose your head with cabin fever and your car is about to give it up? (I've almost made it through Feb with my car still operable, falling apart, but running...knock knock)It is about time to get outside. I'm not sure I'll know what to do with myself. I would like to take my poor lonely dog for a walk once in a while. Soon enough...

March 2010 Newsletter

Whether you do your own gardening on the weekends, have a regular maintenance contract or just mow once a week, if you own a home your landscaping is part of that investment and can add considerable monetary and aesthetic value to your property.





Regular maintenance not only keeps your property looking good, it can save time, money, and heartache in the long run. Leaf litter, dead plants and other debris are perfect areas for insects, fungi and other diseases to overwinter preparing to thrive when the weather starts to warm up. Spring clean-up can go a long way towards keeping your established plants alive and healthy.







Proper maintenance, spacing, and fungicide treatment if needed can greatly decrease the occurrence of many insects and diseases on your plants and shrubs.

Check out the website for more WONDERFUL articles! www.arbormasters.com

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