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Autumn storms in New Zealand are a captivating display of nature's power and unpredictability that can have a profound impact on the diverse array of trees that dot the Kiwi landscape.

New Zealand's breathtaking landscapes and pristine environments are a source of pride for its residents. Many homeowners are fortunate to enjoy stunning views right from their own properties. However, over time, these scenic vistas can be compromised by overgrown or invasive trees and vegetation.

As March heralds the transition from summer to autumn in New Zealand, it brings unique challenges and opportunities for tree care. Understanding the specific needs of your trees during this period can make a significant difference in their health and resilience.

As February unfolds, it marks a crucial period for tree care, with the transition from summer to autumn. Proper attention to your trees during this time can significantly impact their health and vitality.

Wellington: For arborists working in this picturesque city, the job is more than just pruning trees; it's a dynamic and demanding adventure, where the hills challenge not only the trees but also the professionals who care for them.

When it comes to enhancing the natural beauty of outdoor spaces, two key players step into the spotlight – landscapers and arborists. So what's the difference?