Christie is on 11Alive helping homeowners prepare for Hurricane Michael and sharing advice on what to do for your trees before a big storm hits. Watch this video on 11Alive’s website.
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Christie Bryant from Speaking for the Trees was featured on CBS46 giving expert tips on how to handle fallen trees during bad weather in Atlanta. She shared great advice for homeowners including how to monitor trees and prevent expensive removals in the future when disaster strikes. Read more tips and about this feature on the
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Christie Bryant speaks on behalf of Georgia Arborist Association Inc. as President sharing precautions on caring for urban trees in Atlanta which are at higher-risk of becoming too top heavy resulting in “Sudden Branch Drop Syndrome”. Read more about her advice on how and when to care for these mature city trees on AJC’s website.
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Every wondered what to do for your trees during intense dry weather in Georgia with a lack of rain? If you\’re seeing signs of drought stress on your trees, Christie Bryant shares great advice on how to improve their conditions immediately. Read more about her feature on WSB-TV.
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Sometimes summer can last a little longer past the September and October months in Atlanta. Christie speaks about how to look for the signs in your trees when they are impacted by lingering heat and drought – and what to do to help them survive. Read more about her advice on CBS46.
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I love water and trees! I love the lake so much that I currently own 2 boats! (Anyone want to buy one?) I love trees too, but I am not a fan of when the 2 meet. This is a photo of Lake Allatoona in Georgia last week. It is much worse now! SO bad
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A big misconception with property owners is that keeping trees healthy and managing tree growth is to trim and use chemicals. But over time, paying for tree cutters and coating substances on branches adds up. Not only can it affect the pocket, but it can also affect the environment too. However, there\’s a highly effective
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ility by decreasing the erosion of soil, lessen stormwater flows, and increase rainwater infiltration and the range of local wildlife. For property owners seeking to make the most informed decision, we must focus on the selection criteria. Typically there are two criterion for tree selection in both urban and suburban landscapes: Matching the environmental and
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