Drought-Resistant Trees That Thrive in Southside Jacksonville
February 26, 2026
Key Takeaways Selecting drought-resistant trees is crucial for a sustainable and thriving landscape in Southside Jacksonville’s climate. Live Oaks, Crape Myrtles, and Sabal Palms are excellent choices that adapt well to local conditions. Understanding local soil, weather patterns, and tree protection ordinances helps you make informed tree care decisions. At Bushor’s Tree Surgeons, we provide […]
Heat Stress in Southern Magnolias Around Mandarin
February 24, 2026
Key Takeaways Southern Magnolias in Mandarin are susceptible to heat stress, especially during prolonged hot and dry periods. Recognize key signs like wilting, leaf browning, and stunted growth to address issues early Proper watering, mulching, and strategic planting are vital prevention strategies for Florida’s unique climate and sandy soils. Local regulations regarding tree removal and […]
The Best Time of Year to Trim Crape Myrtles in Jacksonville Neighborhoods
February 19, 2026
Key Takeaways Late winter to early spring (late February to early March) is the ideal time to trim crape myrtles in Jacksonville. Proper pruning encourages new growth, leading to more abundant and healthier blooms. Avoid “crape murder,” which can damage your trees and lead to weak, spindly growth. Jacksonville’s unique climate, including hurricane season, influences […]
Common Fungal Tree Issues in Shaded Yards Around San Marco, Jacksonville
February 17, 2026
If you live in San Marco, you already know what makes the neighborhood special: the old oaks, the canopy-covered streets, the shade that makes summer bearable. But that same shade comes with a tradeoff. Dense canopy and humid Florida air are exactly what fungal pathogens need to spread, and a lot of San Marco’s mature […]
Can You Trim a Neighbor’s Tree That Hangs Over Your Jacksonville Property?
February 16, 2026
You wake up after a windy night and see a large oak branch hanging over your fence from your neighbor’s yard. It drops leaves into your pool, shades your garden, and looks close to breaking. You want to fix it, but you also want to stay out of trouble. So can you trim it yourself? […]
