Mulch is one of those things homeowners hear about all the time. It helps hold moisture, regulate soil temperature, and improve the look of the landscape. All true statements. The problem is that good advice gets taken too far, and suddenly a helpful mulch ring turns into a full-blown volcano
Hot summers and dry stretches are nothing new in Georgia, but that does not mean trees handle them well. In Augusta, drought conditions can put serious stress on both young and mature trees, especially when high heat and inconsistent rainfall hit at the same time. A tree may still be
Lake house tree trimming is different from trimming in a typical neighborhood. Lakefront properties have tighter targets, higher wind exposure, and shoreline conditions that can stress trees over time. If you want to protect your home, your dock, and the view you cherish, regular trimming is one of the smartest
Lake Oconee is the kind of place where people invest in more than a house. You invest in peace, privacy, and a view worth protecting. But lakefront trees live under different conditions than trees in a typical neighborhood, and that means the risks can be different too. Saturated soil, shoreline
Owning a lake house comes with unique rewards, but it also brings unique responsibilities. Shoreline trees provide shade, privacy, and natural beauty, yet they can also pose serious risks if not properly maintained. High winds, saturated soil, and erosion make shoreline trees more vulnerable to failure than trees farther inland.
