Don't let this be your yard! See why structurally weak trees like the Bradford Pear are on our Jacksonville Tree Blacklist, causing dangerous and costly damage when Florida storms hit.

Tired of flowers wilting in the Florida heat? Discover the strongest, most beautiful flowers that not only survive but thrive in the Sunshine State, from the mighty Hibiscus to the Butterfly-attracting Pentas!

When the threat of a hurricane looms over Jacksonville, the wrong pruning cut can be a death sentence for your tree. Discover the biological reason why amateur practices like lion-tailing or topping create dangerous leverage points and invite decay (a breakdown of the crucial CODIT process). Learn the professional, science-backed method of Structural Pruning that actually strengthens your tree against high winds, protecting your property for the long term.

Why does one Live Oak thrive for a century while another fails after a hurricane? The answer lies in the science of arboriculture. We peel back the canopy and the soil to show you the five core principles that guide every professional decision we make to protect your North Florida landscape.

Your beautiful Live Oak could be a silent hazard. A Jacksonville arborist breaks down the biological reasons behind tree failure and reveals 5 critical warning signs only a professional looks for, including fungal conks and V-shaped branch unions.

Does mulch attract termites? A Jacksonville pro debunks this common myth. Discover the real danger of improper mulching and how a simple 'inspection gap' is the key to protecting your home.

Improper 'volcano mulching' on an oak tree, a common mistake that kills Jacksonville trees. A sign in the mulch reads: "THE #1 MULCHING MISTAKE! (THIS KILLS TREES)

In Jacksonville, your trees can be your home's single greatest liability during a hurricane. Learn the difference between a dangerous, cheap "hurricane cut" and the professional, scientific approach to pruning that actually protects your property from high winds.

A hazardous tree in a yard showing severe decay, including a large trunk cavity, fungus growth, and a massive, broken 'widowmaker' branch.