Is your cedar hedge thinner or less green than it used to be? Trees and shrubs looking weak or off colour? These are common signs that the soil is short of the nutrients they need. Most benefit from deep root fertilization once or twice a year, typically in spring and fall.
In the city we rake up the leaves, sticks and clippings that would normally break down and feed the soil. Fertilizing replaces those lost nutrients and gives your plants the minerals they need to thrive.
One of our arborists or estimators will visit your property and assess what is needed.
Thinning cedar hedges, weak-looking trees and shrubs, or leaves losing colour can all point to a nutrient deficiency.
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