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We Kiwis love our outdoor spaces, but things can get tricky when someone else’s property encroaches on our own property.

Throughout late spring and early summer, trees all over New Zealand are growing at the fastest rate that they will grow all year. This is truly their time to shine as they spread out, grow upwards, and produce beautiful flowers.

Trees add glorious greenery to any garden or backyard, but as much as you might like to let them grow wildly, it is important to prune them back from time to time.

When a tree is cut down, the pesky stump is often left behind. Homeowners frequently ignore their tree stumps, planting other small trees around the stump. Otherwise, they try to repurpose it or disregard it entirely. This is sometimes feasible, but you must consider the potential consequences of leaving a tree stump in place. Here are some reasons why it’s a good idea to remove tree stumps.

Most people understand that trees are excellent sources of shade, clean air, and natural beauty in our environments. What you may not realise is that ignoring trees and foregoing regular trimming and upkeep can have a negative impact on the environment.

Trees resemble low-maintenance pets in many ways. Because trees may live for fifty to hundreds of years, most individuals rarely consider their overall health until they have reached adulthood. However, there are several factors that might afflict trees, and a sick tree is a hazardous tree.