Late bloom Tree care

08/23/2026

🌲TREE FACTS🌲

08/18/2026

Quick vid from a small Branford removal in the Dale ❤️💪🏾

08/01/2026

Season is around the corner 🔥

07/26/2026

We’ve grown to appreciate our “office” is different everyday. Perfect 80 degrees to throw some logs by the lake.

06/24/2026

Paid my respects to a GIANT today. 22 years ago I took a pic with my buddy under this massive oak. We were just enjoying 5th grade field day, unbeknownst, these were some of the golden moments to shape us. In all of life’s unexpected turns, I urge you to embrace the moment. This tree (even as just a stump) reminds me, I have always been where I’m suppose to be.

Thank you ❤️

Sincerely, Late bloom Tree care

06/17/2026

Junk removal shenanigans from the other day.

05/17/2026

50% off all Bradford pear removals 😂😂

The tree that stinks like fish and breaks apart in storms just got banned statewide.

Pennsylvania officially outlawed the sale and cultivation of Callery pear trees.

Landscapers are now legally prohibited from installing the highly invasive Bradford pear. For decades, this tree was the default choice for suburban developments and highway medians because it grew fast, flowered white in spring, and looked tidy in nursery pots. What buyers did not know was that those pretty flowers smelled like rotting fish.

The branches were weak-wooded and split under ice loads. And worst of all, the cultivars were cross-fertile with each other, producing thorny, aggressive offspring that escaped into forests and outcompeted native understory plants.

Pennsylvania's forests are still full of wild Callery pear. The ban does not fix that overnight. But it stops the pipeline.

Nurseries can no longer legally stock or sell the trees. Landscapers cannot install them on new projects. And the native oak and hickory saplings that should have been planted all along are finally reclaiming the local market.

White oak supports over five hundred species of caterpillars. Hickory feeds everything from squirrels to moth larvae. Bradford pear feeds almost nothing and invades everywhere.

Pennsylvania chose the tree that belongs over the tree that sells. And the forests get a break from one of the worst landscaping mistakes of the last fifty years.

04/21/2026

How times flies ❤️