Unfortunately, there is a chance that your cedars may attract mice and other rodents, not unlike any other plants you have in your garden. Rodents like to look for dry, covered places, things to chew and also things to eat, so your garden and trees can be attractive options for rodents to set up camp. […]
You planted your cedars and for years they grew beautifully and kept your yard looking green, but all of a sudden they are beginning to die off and you don’t know why. If it’s not the weather, watering or fertilizer what else could it be? Bugs! Those pesky little creepy, crawlies can do more damage […]
We know cedars are a great privacy keeper and yard separator, but what if you are living in an apartment or complex with shared balconies and limited outdoor living space? You don’t have a yard but want to keep your space green! Potted plants add colour and beauty and cedars add green and privacy! You’re […]
As mentioned in our previous blog “Where Should I Plant My Cedars?” cedars can be planted virtually anywhere. Yes, you can plant your cedars against your house but you need to keep a few things in mind: Will they get enough light and water? Will the roots have room to grow without your house’s foundation […]
There is no right or wrong place to plant your cedars as hedges if you own a home in Vancouver. For the most part, people use them as an all-natural, or green, alternative to a fence or brick wall. Cedar hedging is a great and less expensive way to get instant privacy so it’s easy […]
If you are desperate for privacy, cedar hedging can be a great and inexpensive way to create it while keeping your yard looking fresh and green! Cedar trees can be bought in various sizes from very young, short trees, to tall, established ones. If you seek instant privacy make sure you order older and established […]
So you’ve got your privacy from your neighbours you wanted, but now your trees are past your fence line and growing taller every day. Cedar trees can grow up to 40 feet tall, so unless you want tall cedars, be sure to do regular trimming (once or twice a year). Be courteous to your neighbours.If […]
No, cedars do not attract mosquitos; they get this reputation because they naturally grow in wet places, where mosquitos are prone to visit. However, like any other tree you can expect a few critters like spiders, bugs, squirrels and birds to take home in your cedars. If you’re wary about your trees attracting house guests […]
Dead cedars are a definite eye sore on your yard and keeping them around is of no benefit to you. The best solution for dead cedars is to replace them completely. If you plan to replant new cedars where you old one once stood, you will need to do the following: Remove full cedar tree […]
Cedar trees can live 30 to 60 years depending on their species. Lack of nutrition or water, disease, age and extremely harsh weather conditions can cause your cedars to die. When your cedars stop producing green, healthy branches and are dry and permanent browny-red in colour, your cedars have died. Parts of the cedar may […]