The Essential Checklist for Preparing Your Property for Tree Felling

The Essential Checklist for Preparing Your Property for Tree Felling Before you start barking up the wrong tree, it’s crucial to prepare your property for tree felling. You’ve got to assess the tree’s health, analyse the surrounding area, gather your equipment, secure permissions, and mitigate potential damage. We’re here to guide you through every step […]

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Understanding the Risks: Why You Should Never DIY Tree Felling

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Understanding the Risks: Why You Should Never DIY Tree Felling You’re handy around the house, so why not take down that pesky tree yourself? Well, here’s why: tree felling isn’t just about wielding a chainsaw. There’s a science, an art to it. Mishandle it, and you’re risking not just property damage, but life-threatening injuries. Don’t gamble with

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How to Safely Fell a Tree: A Step-by-Step Guide

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How to Safely Fell a Tree: A Step-by-Step Guide They say a tree falls the way it leans. But what if you’re the one making it lean? Welcome, you’re about to learn how to safely fell a tree. You’ll understand the tree’s condition, gather the right equipment, plan your escape route, make precise cuts, and

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Buffalo Thorn (Ziziphus mucronata)

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Ziziphus mucronata is also known as the buffalo tooth. It is a species in the Rhamnaceae family. It can grow up to 17 metres in height and is deciduous. It is able to survive in many soil types. It thrives in open woodlands and termite mounds. Its Zulu name “umLahlankosi” alludes to its use as a grave marker for tribal

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Strychnos madagascariensis (Black Monkey Orange)

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It is usually 6m tall, and has a spreading, irregular crown. The bark is mostly pale grey, with some white and dark gray patches. It can be smooth or powdery. Although branches are not equipped, the lateral shoots can be short and rigid, and may look like spines. The opposite leaves, which are often tufted, are smooth to

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The Essential Checklist for Preparing Your Property for Tree Felling

Understanding the Risks: Why You Should Never DIY Tree Felling

How to Safely Fell a Tree: A Step-by-Step Guide

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