Brisbanetrees.com.au Website Review

Are you looking for a brisbane arborist? We provide various arboricultural services in the Brisbane region including tree as*essment and diagnosis, PHC (plant health care), safe tree removal, tree pruning to Australian Standards, palm removal, palm cleaning and stump grinding. For trees suffering disease or invasion of foreign organisms we provide additional custom services for each diagnosis specialising in biological and mechanical control (no chemicals). Many of our customers have used tree loppers in the past with poor results. Especially for pruning of your trees, proper training and education is necessary. Untrained tree loppers cut branches incorrectly, often st*ipping bark. Even worse, they usually trim branches at the wrong point leading to 'watersprouts'. Watersprouts are long, spindley branches that grow from stubs left from poor pruning practices. They grow fast, giving … More.. As arborists our motto is, “helping people and trees live together”. Nevertheless, people come first to us, so if you can’t live with your trees it’s our job to remove them. In fact, often when our customers have their trees removed it’s because we’ve had Corymbia ficifolia (Syn. Eucalyptus ficifolia) Family: Myrtaceae     Origin: South Coastal Western AustraliaNative to a very small area of south coastal Western Australia, the aesthetics of the red flowering gum have made it one of the most widely planted landscape and garden Cinnamomum camphora Family: Lauraceae           Origin: China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam While the camphor laurel is an Melaleuca quinquenervia Family: Myrtaceae Origin: Australia, New Caledonia and Papua New Guinea Broad-leaved paperbark, or niaouli, is Phoenix canariensis Family: Arecaceae          Origin: Canary Islands Technically invasive but somehow is forgiven by many; the Canary Island Date Palm (a close relative of the true Date Palm) is widespread in most … Continue Reading.. Livistona chinensis Family: Arecaceae Origin: Japan, Taiwan, and southern China In most parts of the tropical world, this tree is a