September 2012
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Getting to the Root of Tree Planting 

The ideal tree and shrub planting window is fast approaching. Cooler temperatures and increasing precipitation provide very good growing conditions for trees and shrubs. Fall provides another opportunity to conduct these woody installations, especially those that were postponed due to the hot and dry weather of this past spring and summer.

 

To ensure successful tree and shrub installation results, several factors should be considered prior to installation. Some of these include species selection, site conditions, installation techniques and follow-up maintenance. When all are taken into account, you set the stage for a high-performing, lower maintenance installation that will pay off over time.

 

Click here to read more about each of these critical factors and improve your chances of success.
 
 

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Growing Season Ends Soon ... Delineate Your Wetlands Now!
 

If you know - or even suspect - that you have wetlands on your site, now is the time to get them delineated.  Because of the permitting process, this is particularly critical if you have any property development plans in 2013.  It's also essential to delineate now if you have any intention of selling your property next year.

 

The growing season to conduct wetland delineations ends in mid-October, and assessing your wetlands before then will provide a complete evaluation that may save you both time and money.  You can still delineate until the snow falls, however, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers or county regulators may consider the delineation to be incomplete. This would necessitate an additional vegetation/floristic analysis during next year's growing season that could delay your project schedule and approval.

 

So act now to keep your project moving and minimize your costs.  To receive a proposal from our wetland delineation experts, contact Scott Brejcha at 630-729-6325 or at sbrejcha@v3co.com

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