Tree Care
Some examples of the trees we regularly care for:
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Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus trees are a diverse family of flowering trees, cultivated all over the world but primarily native to Australia. They are sometimes called Gum trees, for the sap they produce.
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Mesquite
Mesquite trees are deciduous desert-dwellers that primarily live in the Western U.S., known for their ability to live through drought and other hard natural conditions.
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Olive
Olive trees are evergreen shrubs native to the Mediterranean and adjacent parts of Africa and Asia. They are primarily cultivated for their fruit, but are also a unique and beautiful flowering tree in and of themselves.
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Palm
Palm trees are actually large plants, most common in tropical or semi-tropical environments, but also fairly common in a desert environment. Palms have broad evergreen leaves, arranged at the top of a single compound stem; however, many palms are exceptions to this, and in fact, they are widely varied.
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Pine
Pine trees are large coniferous evergreen trees, native to most of the Northern Hemisphere. Pine is only a family name, of course; pine trees are an extremely varied and diverse family of trees, with about 115 different species. These prototypical holiday trees thrive in sandy soils.