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01/27/2017

6 Reasons Why You Should Remove That Tree Stump
When you hire Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding you will be dealing with a professional. 239-417-5555
Our New Vermeer Stump Grinders take the labor out of stump removal. Since Vermeer invented the stump grinder in the 1950s, stump removal is no longer the back-breaking, time-consuming chore it used to be.

Before you have a tree removal specialist cut down the dead tree in your yard, you'll need to decide whether the worker should remove the tree stump as well. If you're having a hard time making this judgment call, consider these factors when deciding what to do with the stump.
1. Stumps aren't pretty. Aesthetically speaking, the sight of a stump definitely isn't appealing. If you're meticulous about your yard and landscaping, removing the stump is well worth it.
2. Stumps are hazardous. Stumps are dangerous to your children. When running and playing in your yard, they may not look for the stump and trip over it. And if a neighbor trips, it's a liability that falls into your hands. In addition, tree stumps can damage your mower if you accidentally hit one when you're mowing your lawn.
3. Stumps cause new tree growth. Sometimes leaving the stump behind contributes to new sprouts, which can result in many small trees growing around the stump. This is unsightly to your landscaping and quite costly to try to remove because the new shoots may keep coming back, and you may need chemicals to kill them off completely. These small trees also leech nutrients from other plants located near them, so your begonias may not receive all the nutrients they need.
4. Stumps are a pain to maneuver around. Remaining tree stumps become a nuisance, an obstacle you have to maneuver around when w**ding or mowing your lawn.
5. Stumps attract insects. When you leave stumps in your lawn, the decaying tree takes a long time to rot away completely. While it's decaying, the stump attracts beetles, termites, ants and other wood-boring pests. You may not mind them in your yard, but they can eventually spread to your home.
6. Stumps take up precious yard space. Especially if you don't have a very large yard, the space you lose from the stump and roots may occupy a lot of space. Just think: You can use that space for a flowerbed or a picnic table.

01/04/2017

WHAT 'S NEW? Our NEW Vermeer CHIPPER can TACKLE and MULCH HUGE PINES IN MINUTES John Gursoy, Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-5555 www.bobcattractortreeandlandscape.com

JOHN GURSOY, Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-5555 FLORIDIANS LOVE A BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND CUT ON THEIR PALMS

When trimming the palm, it’s important not to cut or spike into the tree. It creates a parasite opening and forever harms the tree. “The wound is there for the life of the tree,” Nutter says. “It also allows parasites to go in the tree and get in the heart of the tree and kill it.”

Hold your trimming tool – Nutter prefers loppers and handsaws – at a 10- and 2-o’clock angle to get the correct degree of cut. If you trim down, the diamond effect of the fronds will be frayed. By cutting upward, it will create a clean, precise cut.

A lot of inexperienced crews create “lion tails” when they remove leaves in branches – forming poofs on the end of the fronds, Nutter says. In a windstorm, that type of trim collects air at the end of the branch and snaps the tree.

Not only will cutting the palm too much cause growth issues, it can also invite unwanted pests. When the tree is distressed, it emanates volatiles that attract certain bugs, such as the red palm weevil, that can kill the tree.

After trimming, spray the tree with a liquid greening solution (Nutter uses Dyna-Gro) that puts medication straight to the tree, instead of using a granular substance. Distribute the solution evenly around the drip line of the tree. If it’s too concentrated, it will burn the root of the tree.

Also be careful if doing work with heavy equipment around a tree. “You can compress air in the ground around the trunk and suffocate the tree,”

01/04/2017

WHAT 'S NEW? Our NEW Vermeer CHIPPER can TACKLE and MULCH HUGE PINES IN MINUTES John Gursoy, Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-5555 www.bobcattractortreeandlandscape.com

John Gursoy, Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 239-417-5555

Why MULCH? KEEP MOISTURE IN THE SOIL, HELP CONTROL WEEDS, AND REDUCE STORMWATER RUNOFF A mulch layer around trees, shrubs, and planted beds provides many benefits. In areas that are difficult to mow, irrigate, or otherwise maintain, use mulch to replace turf or groundcovers. Also consider placing mulch in shady areas where many plants don’t grow well. THE DIRT ON MULCH Mulch is a wonderful addition to any landscape, because it: • Buffers soil temperature. Mulch keeps soils and plant roots warmer in winter and cooler in summer. • Helps maintain soil moisture. Mulch slows evaporation and reduces the water needs of plants
• Inhibits w**d germination and growth. • Adds beauty. Mulch gives planting beds a neat and uniform appearance, and its color and texture can complement plantings. • Helps reduce soil erosion. • Can improve soil. As they decompose, organic materials like wood chips, pine needles, leaves, and grass clippings make soil more fertile and improve soil aeration, structure, and drainage. • Can protect plants. Mulch can help prevent certain plant diseases, and when placed around shrubs and trees (at least 12 inches from the trunk), it reduces the likelihood of damage from trimmers and mowers

01/04/2017

WHAT 'S NEW? Our NEW Vermeer CHIPPER can TACKLE and MULCH HUGE PINES IN MINUTES John Gursoy, Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-5555 www.bobcattractortreeandlandscape.com

November is the time for New Mulch and Flowers Can we give you some COLOR? Weekly and Bi-Weekly Lawn

John , Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-555

11/03/2016

Jackie Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-5555 WE DO WEEKLY LAWN CARE

Your lawn is an extension of your home, so you want it to look great, no matter what the season may bring. Unfortunately, Florida summers can be trying to almost any plant, grass included. Wondering how to get the best possible lawn this summer? These tips can help.

In most communities, you’ll be up against watering regulations, so you need to monitor things pretty carefully. If you have a timer set-up to water your lawn, be sure you have it set right, and turn your irrigation system off if there’s a long period of particularly wet weather.
If you have St. Augustine grass, keep in mind that chinch bugs are a real problem throughout the state. You’ll notice them right away if you see brown areas that seem to be spreading fairly quickly.
August is the time of year to look out for sod webworms and armyworms. They love to eat the leaves of grasses. While they like Bermuda and St. Augustine varieties, they’ll eat almost anything they can find. If you do start to see damage, it will look like the grass in one area of your lawn has been mowed off too low. Fortunately, it’s completely possible to spot treat for this type of insect.
Be sure to water in the morning, as that’s when lawns are capable of actively taking the water in. At night, the water is more likely to sit on the leaves of your grass and other plants, and that can lead to fungal disease.
Make sure you know how to mow properly. You should never remove more than 1/3 of the blade with one mowing. If you have a particularly long lawn, mow it tall, then shorter a few days later.

John Gursoy Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-5555 WE DO WEEKLY LAWN CARE

Your lawn is an extension of your home, so you want it to look great, no matter what the season may bring. Unfortunately, Florida summers can be trying to almost any plant, grass included. Wondering how to get the best possible lawn this summer? These tips can help.

In most communities, you’ll be up against watering regulations, so you need to monitor things pretty carefully. If you have a timer set-up to water your lawn, be sure you have it set right, and turn your irrigation system off if there’s a long period of particularly wet weather.
If you have St. Augustine grass, keep in mind that chinch bugs are a real problem throughout the state. You’ll notice them right away if you see brown areas that seem to be spreading fairly quickly.
August is the time of year to look out for sod webworms and armyworms. They love to eat the leaves of grasses. While they like Bermuda and St. Augustine varieties, they’ll eat almost anything they can find. If you do start to see damage, it will look like the grass in one area of your lawn has been mowed off too low. Fortunately, it’s completely possible to spot treat for this type of insect.
Be sure to water in the morning, as that’s when lawns are capable of actively taking the water in. At night, the water is more likely to sit on the leaves of your grass and other plants, and that can lead to fungal disease.
Make sure you know how to mow properly. You should never remove more than 1/3 of the blade with one mowing. If you have a particularly long lawn, mow it tall, then shorter a few days later.

11/03/2016

John Gursoy Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-5555 WE DO WEEKLY LAWN CARE

Your lawn is an extension of your home, so you want it to look great, no matter what the season may bring. Unfortunately, Florida summers can be trying to almost any plant, grass included. Wondering how to get the best possible lawn this summer? These tips can help.

In most communities, you’ll be up against watering regulations, so you need to monitor things pretty carefully. If you have a timer set-up to water your lawn, be sure you have it set right, and turn your irrigation system off if there’s a long period of particularly wet weather.
If you have St. Augustine grass, keep in mind that chinch bugs are a real problem throughout the state. You’ll notice them right away if you see brown areas that seem to be spreading fairly quickly.
August is the time of year to look out for sod webworms and armyworms. They love to eat the leaves of grasses. While they like Bermuda and St. Augustine varieties, they’ll eat almost anything they can find. If you do start to see damage, it will look like the grass in one area of your lawn has been mowed off too low. Fortunately, it’s completely possible to spot treat for this type of insect.
Be sure to water in the morning, as that’s when lawns are capable of actively taking the water in. At night, the water is more likely to sit on the leaves of your grass and other plants, and that can lead to fungal disease.
Make sure you know how to mow properly. You should never remove more than 1/3 of the blade with one mowing. If you have a particularly long lawn, mow it tall, then shorter a few days later.

11/03/2016

John Gursoy, Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 239-417-5555

Why MULCH? KEEP MOISTURE IN THE SOIL, HELP CONTROL WEEDS, AND REDUCE STORMWATER RUNOFF A mulch layer around trees, shrubs, and planted beds provides many benefits. In areas that are difficult to mow, irrigate, or otherwise maintain, use mulch to replace turf or groundcovers. Also consider placing mulch in shady areas where many plants don’t grow well. THE DIRT ON MULCH Mulch is a wonderful addition to any landscape, because it: • Buffers soil temperature. Mulch keeps soils and plant roots warmer in winter and cooler in summer. • Helps maintain soil moisture. Mulch slows evaporation and reduces the water needs of plants
• Inhibits w**d germination and growth. • Adds beauty. Mulch gives planting beds a neat and uniform appearance, and its color and texture can complement plantings. • Helps reduce soil erosion. • Can improve soil. As they decompose, organic materials like wood chips, pine needles, leaves, and grass clippings make soil more fertile and improve soil aeration, structure, and drainage. • Can protect plants. Mulch can help prevent certain plant diseases, and when placed around shrubs and trees (at least 12 inches from the trunk), it reduces the likelihood of damage from trimmers and mowers

11/03/2016

November is the time for New Mulch and Flowers Can we give you some COLOR? Weekly and Bi-Weekly Lawn
John Gursoy , Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-555

November is the time for New Mulch and Flowers Can we give you some COLOR? Weekly and Bi-Weekly Lawn

John , Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-555

11/03/2016

November is the time for New Mulch and Flowers Can we give you some COLOR? Weekly and Bi-Weekly Lawn

John , Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-555

11/03/2016

WHAT 'S NEW? Our NEW Vermeer Mulcher can TACKLE and MULCH HUGE PINES IN MINUTES. When we take down one of your trees we can immediately make beautiful Hard Wood Mulch John Gursoy, Bobcat Tractor Tree & Landscape and Eager Beaver Stump Grinding 3508 Enterprise Avenue Unit D Naples Florida 34104 239-417-5555