Caring for the Trees That Care for Us April is a time of renewal, growth, and fresh beginnings—and it’s also when we celebrate National Arbor Day. This special day is dedicated to recognizing the vital role trees play in our landscapes, communities, and environment....
The average or typical landscape soil in Central Virginia is very poor. During the construction process the original “top soil” is removed from the site and replaced with the subsoil from excavation. This soil lacks the original organic material and is usually heavy...
Big O Tree and Lawn Service has provided quality, science based Arboriculture and Plant Health Care for Central Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley since 1979. Throughout its history, Big O has always been at the forefront of the industry. Our emphasis has been on...
Trees are complex organisms. They consist of many interconnected parts which must all function properly for a tree to be healthy, safe, and attractive. Often, however, these systems break down causing a decline in the health of the plant and an increase in the risk of...
Many Sugar Maple trees have black trunks and scaffold limbs. However, the normal color of Sugar Maple bark is a light grey which makes the black very visible. So what causes the bark to become black and is it a danger to the tree? When closely examined, this black...
“The weather outside is frightful” but your Lawn Care and Plant Health Care specialists at Big O Tree and Lawn Service are busy thinking ahead to the upcoming growing season. We have sent out our annual renewal letters and forms. If we treated your trees, shrubbery,...
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