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Not dead – just disappointing

At Trees Impact we persistently push the ‘quality’ message.  (eg see Why Buy Only the Best Trees Available).   But preach as much as we like, decision-makers actually need to see what we are talking about to appreciate that message.  So… HERE …

Cook Pines (Araucaria columnaris) at Shell Cove

Trees for Shell Cove Development

The developers at Shell Cove wanted to make a statement, by using hundreds of very large Cook Pines to line their major roads. When looking for a supplier, Trees Impact was not only the very best option for the supply, …

The impact of tree staking

The Perils of Staking Landscape Trees

Prolonged staking ruins trees. If trees don’t need to support themselves, they won’t. So they develop a dependency on the support provided by the stake, fail to develop the strength needed to hold themselves upright and collapse when the support is taken …

It’s all in the roots!

ROOTS SHOULD NEVER BE “OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND”. When trees with girdled roots are planted the visual, environmental and social benefits are all compromised.  To make matters worse, where trees perform poorly or fail outright we are left …

AS 2303 PART 4. HOW TO SECURE CONFORMING TREES

AS 2303:2018 Tree stock for landscape use – Who grows conforming trees? The Australian standard for trees (AS 2303:2018) should be applied to tree stock for your projects. All our major tree growers are capable of growing conforming trees.  But …

Tuckeroo (Cupaniopsis anacardioides) root quality exposed

Rootballs on Show – A Look Below the Surface

Following a series of slides showing rootballs of some Trees Impact stock displayed at a recent workshop for the Queensland Arboricultural Association in Cleveland [conducted by Ross Clark from Trees Impact] one delegate made the comment: “I have never seen …

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