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One of the most common reasons TreeWorks is called to remove trees is because they’ve outgrown the space they were planted in. To avoid this,  take a walk around your neighborhood and observe which trees not only thrive in the local environment but also fit well in gardens similar to yours in size. Consider what is the purpose of the tree.  Are you planting for shade in summer, a specimen tree with beautiful flowers, or screening from the neighbours.   Here are a few key things to consider when selecting the right tree for your backyard:

Consider the Mature Size of the New Tree

When choosing a tree, think about its future growth. Understanding the mature size is crucial to avoid overgrowth and expensive tree issues down the track. Larger trees also come with expansive root systems that can impact surrounding structures. Plan for the tree’s full height and width to ensure it won’t grow too large for your space.

Select the Right Site

Where you plant the tree is just as important as the tree itself. Take these factors into account when selecting the perfect spot:

  • Size and Root Systems: Large, established trees already growing in your garden may have extensive root systems that can interfere with a new tree’s growth.
  • Environmental Impact: Will the new tree disrupt the surrounding plants or create too much competition for resources like sunlight and water?
  • Root System Space: Ensure there is enough underground space for the tree’s roots to spread without damaging nearby structures or plants.
  • Sunlight Exposure: Determine how much sunlight the tree will need and find a spot with appropriate light conditions.
  • Neighbouring Properties: Be mindful of how close the tree will be to your neighbour’s property. Avoid planting too close to fences or shared spaces.
  • Potential Interferences: Consider whether the tree might hang over gutters, interfere with solar panels, or grow too close to powerlines.

By carefully evaluating these factors, you can ensure that your new tree will grow healthily and harmoniously in your garden. If you need professional assistance with tree planting or removals, Affordable Tree Service is here to help!