- June 14, 2021
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- Arbor Care, Landscape, Landscape Maintenance, Newsletter, Tree Care, Uncategorized
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‘Tis the (Monsoon) Season
June 15th marks the beginning of Monsoon Season. In 2008, the National Weather Service officially declared Monsoon Season as June 15th to September 30th. For those who are native to Arizona, we know that means beautiful sunsets with unexpected haboobs. At Caretaker Landscape and Tree Management we know that means our clients will be relying on our 24-hour Emergency Service…
Read More- February 1, 2021
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- Arbor Care, Tree Care
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The Tree Management Division
The Tree Division at Caretaker Landscape and Tree Management, led by Jason Richard, is made up of dedicated individuals who adhere to the highest degree of professionalism, and who are determined to protect and improve our environment through proper tree care. Understanding the value your trees bring to your communities, properties, and the public throughout the valley, is key to…
Read More- January 18, 2021
- By Dominique Hypolite
- Arbor Care, Tree Care
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Create A Management Plan Your Trees Will Appreciate!
As one of your property’s biggest assets, we all know that trees need to be taken care of. Knowing which trees need to be trimmed and when can make your life a bit less stressful when it comes to managing your properties in 2021. Jason Richard, our Director of Tree Management, has put together some tips to help you with…
Read More- June 29, 2020
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- Care To Know, Newsletter
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July is Smart Irrigation Month – Plant Right
Plant Right Saving water doesn’t have to involve the cost and inconvenience of tearing up your yard to install a new irrigation system. It’s easy to save water and reduce your utility bills with simple changes to your landscaping and gardening routine: Landscape to suit your lot. Choose grass or plants that have low water requirements and will thrive in…
Read More- May 31, 2020
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- A Commitment To Caring, Care To Know, Newsletter
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Monsoon Safety Awareness Week: June 14-20th
Did you know June 14-20th is Monsoon Safety Awareness Week? The goal of Monsoon Safety Awareness Week is to reduce the number of deaths, injuries and property damage caused by weather related dangers that occur during the monsoon. Through education about proper precautionary actions to be taken, lives can be saved and property losses can be minimized. We want to…
Read More- January 21, 2019
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- Uncategorized
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Look at the stray Cats that found their way to Caretaker Landscape and Tree Management!
Read More- June 28, 2018
- By admin
- Newsletter, Safety
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Happy 4th of July – Helping you celebrate Independence Day!
Caretaker Landscape and Tree Management will be closed the 4th of July to allow our employees to celebrate the Independence Day holiday with their families. Whether you are planning to celebrate at home or out on the town, we have gathered some ideas to help make planning your day easier. 4th of July BBQ 22 All American Eats for the…
Read More- June 28, 2018
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- Landscape, Newsletter
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July is Smart Irrigation Month – Helping You Improve Irrigation Efficiency Infographic
PDF Link Source: Irrigation Association
Read More- June 25, 2018
- By admin
- Arbor Care, Landscaping Information, Tree Care
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5 Trees To Shade Your Desert | AMWUA
It’s the time of year when many people are tired of the glare from their windows and are thinking about adding more shade to their yards. The beautiful combination of cactus, succulents and desert-adapted flowering shrubs are unique to our communities, but trees give height and width to a landscape. In the desert summer, trees also help to cool a…
Read More- June 25, 2018
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- Landscape, Landscaping Information
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10 Pruning Tips To Healthier, Prettier Desert Trees | AMWUA
Investing in a tree adds shade to your yard, value to your home and is a gift to your city. The Cool Urban Space Project by the City of Phoenix, University of Arizona and Arizona State University showed that a goal of 25 percent canopy could reduce near-ground temperatures in the city by 4.3 degrees. Trees also reduce air pollution,…
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