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Will My Tree Survive After Losing a Major Branch?

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A major branch just fell off your tree — and now you’re wondering if it will make it. Many trees do survive after losing a major branch. But survival depends on several key factors. Here’s exactly what our Phoenix arborists look for — and what you should do right now.

The Do’s and Don’ts of Arizona Summer Pruning

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Wondering if it’s safe to trim your trees and bushes this summer in Arizona? The answer depends on what you’re cutting and why. Here’s exactly what you should — and shouldn’t — prune before monsoon season arrives.

Monsoon Storm Damage? Here’s What to Do First

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A monsoon just tore through your yard — now what? From safety steps to insurance documentation to knowing when to call in a pro, this guide covers exactly what to do first, plus answers to the most common monsoon storm damage questions. Need help now? PROS Tree & Landscape offers 24/7 emergency tree service all season long.

Planning Now Means Enjoying your New Backyard by the Holidays

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Thinking about transforming your backyard? If you want a space that’s ready for Thanksgiving dinners, holiday gatherings, and New Year’s celebrations under the stars, now is the time to act. From artificial turf and pavers to outdoor kitchens, pergolas, lighting, trees, and shrubs. PROS Tree & Landscape handles every element — and we walk you through the full process and timeline so you know exactly what to expect.

Dying Tree vs Stressed Tree: How to Know

Is your tree dying, or just stressed from the Phoenix heat? Learn the key warning signs to tell the difference, try our quick scratch test, and find out when it’s time to call a certified arborist for help.

How to Prepare Your Trees For Arizona Monsoon Season

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At PROS Tree & Landscape, we’ve spent nearly 20 years helping Valley homeowners protect their properties before monsoon season begins. The two weeks between now and June 15 are the most important window you have to act — and this guide will show you exactly what to do.