Arborist Tree Service
1709 Beachburg road Beachburg, ON, Canada

Ya can't go falling asleep in the work truck.lol sammy duff

Fun day in the trees

Trees need food too.

Buckeye tree. Their rounded tops, canopy spreads that match their height up to 50 feet and early spring flowering make them appealing for landscaping and shade. Buckeye leaves are palmate and compound, possessing fine-toothed edging and five leaflets. The fruit of buckeyes bear many spines on their husks, and each husk houses the seed. Buckeyes get their name from their nutlike seeds, which are deep brown with a light spot, recalling a buck deer’s eye. These seeds appear almost lacquered and are highly attractive to collect, historically as good luck charms. Some animals do eat the seeds. They are, however, highly toxic to humans, causing kidney failure , danger danger.

Falling leaves and leaf scorch (possibley a shower mirror)