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Spring & Early Summer Feeding: Giving Your Trees a Strong Start in an Unpredictable PNW Climate Spring in Washington used to follow a familiar rhythm—steady rain, gentle warming, and a slow slide into summer. Not anymore.

Regular tree inspections are crucial in the PNW given the region's rain and wind. Contact us today.

Spring into Tree Care: Becoming Stewards as You Head Back Outdoors
New on the Blog: [Link Below!]

Hey neighbors,
As the days get longer and the sun makes a comeback, it’s the perfect time to reconnect with your yard—and your trees.

After a long, wet winter, our trees can be quietly struggling in ways we don’t always notice at first glance. Before you dive into backyard barbecues and spring gardening, take a slow walk and ask yourself:
Are my trees thriving—or just surviving?

What to look for:

Mushrooms or fungal growth at the base

Cracks or cavities in trunks

Sparse leafing or dead branches

New leaning or shifting

Even subtle signs can point to deeper issues—and that’s where I come in.

Why call a licensed arborist?
Because it's not just about curb appeal. It's about safety, long-term tree health, and preventing problems before they get serious.

I’ve also included a great resource in the blog about wood-decay fungi—especially helpful if you’ve noticed mushrooms growing around your trees.

Read the full post here:
https://www.canopysolutionsllc.com/spring-into-tree-care-becoming-stewards-as-you-head-back-outdoors/

Here’s to a safe and beautiful season ahead,
Cole Stevens, ISA Certified Arborist PN-7909A
Canopy Solutions, LLC

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