Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Reminder that CLC Tree Services also tackles ice dam removal and emergency winter storm cleanup. The weather is going to be crazy this week. If you need help, contact us.
Posted at 10:13 AM
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Do you have a real Christmas tree in your home? Why is it special to you? Get your kids to write a story as to why their real Christmas tree is special and they could win a prize! #ontario Click for details http://ow.ly/rR43B
Posted at 01:29 PM
Friday, December 13, 2013
Another reason to consider giving the gift of a #tree - Tree Facts http://ow.ly/rKiAE
Posted at 12:41 PM
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
CHRISTMAS TREE QUESTION: Is tree farming harmful to our environment?
NO! Christmas trees are, except for cultivated forests, the most environmentally friendly crop around. This is because a tree is harvested only after ten years. To ensure future harvests, ninety percent of the farm must remain in trees all the time.
Posted at 01:43 PM
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
CHRISTMAS TREE SPECIES: White Pine - Many people think that the graceful White pine is the most beautiful of all Christmas tree varieties, even though its soft needles make it difficult to decorate. The needles are five to twelve centimeters long, are soft and flexible and appear in bunches of five.
Posted at 12:11 PM
Monday, December 9, 2013
CHRISTMAS TREE SPECIES: White Spruce - Strong slender twigs hold ornaments well. Dense foliage & symmetrical proportions of spruce make it a very beautiful Christmas tree. The spruce needs lots of water & must be watered regularly to prevent it from losing needles. The needles are about 2 cm long & are dark green. They are stiff & slightly curved & give off a sharp pungent odour when crushed.
Posted at 03:12 PM
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Have you seen the "Plant their future today" video from @ReforestLondon? Click on the link to watch & SHARE! #LdnOnt #theirfuture https://y2u.be/a7C-Z3z0Rp4
Posted at 01:02 PM
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
CHRISTMAS TREE SPECIES: Scots Pine -The most popular Canadian Christmas tree, the Scots Pine, is not a native of North America. It is a thick, hardy tree that holds its needles well over the holidays. The colour of a Scots pine is variable; some trees may be blue-green, while others are yellow-green. The needles appear in clusters of 2, are usually twisted & are about 4-8 eight cm long.
Posted at 02:57 PM
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
CHRISTMAS TREE SPECIES: Balsam Fir - Fir trees hold their needles well & are a good choice if the decorated tree is to be left standing for a long period of time. Needles are 2-3 cm in length, are rounded at the tip & are a dark, shiny green in colour. Unlike spruce needles, fir needles are flat & will not roll between your fingers. Balsam Christmas tree branches work well for lighter ornaments.
Posted at 03:11 PM
Friday, November 29, 2013
Wondering what to get for Christmas for the person who has it all? How about a tree gift! http://reforestlondon.ca/tree-gift-vouchers
Posted at 02:58 PM
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