How to Retrofit Your Northern Utah Fence to Be Wildlife-Friendly
Northern Utah’s neighborhoods are often visited by wildlife like mule deer, moose, and elk. Unfortunately, many standard fences pose serious hazards to these animals. Deer can be impaled on decorative fence spikes or snagged in barbed wire, and young fawns may get stuck trying to squeeze through fence rails. These incidents not only injure or […]
Fencing Dangers for Wildlife in Utah and Safer Alternatives
Many Utah homeowners enjoy visits from deer and other wildlife, especially in northern Utah where neighborhoods often border wildlands. However, the wrong kind of fence can turn deadly for these animals. Each year, dozens of deer are fatally injured by common residential fences. In one gated community in Ogden, Utah, residents saw several deer die […]
Homeowner’s Guide to Salt Lake City Tree Removal Permits and Local Rules
If you are a homeowner dealing with a hazardous, storm-damaged, or fire-damaged tree, you may be asking: Do I need a permit to remove a tree in Salt Lake City? Understanding the rules surrounding Salt Lake City tree removal permits is essential before starting any work. Removing a tree without proper approval could lead to […]
Fall Tree Care in Northern Utah: Why November Is the Time to Act
When most homeowners think about taking care of their trees, they picture the fresh growth of spring. But here in Northern Utah, the smart homeowners are already acting in November. Fall tree care in Northern Utah can make the difference between healthy, resilient trees next spring—or costly storm damage and removals. As temperatures drop and […]
Mountain Pine Beetles in Northern Utah: How Warmer Winters Are Fueling an Outbreak in 2025
As a homeowner in Northern Utah, your trees aren’t just part of your landscape—they’re part of your home’s identity, value, and safety. Unfortunately, this year many homeowners will face a mounting threat: the Mountain Pine Beetle (scientific name Dendroctonus ponderosae) is on the move, and the key driver behind its surge in 2025 is the […]
Protecting Your Northern Utah Home: How to Spot and Stop Pine Beetle Damage
Pine trees are a familiar and valued part of Northern Utah’s landscapes. They provide shade, privacy, and beauty to neighborhoods and mountain properties alike. Unfortunately, one of the biggest threats to these trees is a tiny but destructive insect: the pine beetle. Homeowners across the West, including here in Utah, are seeing the effects of […]
Deep Root Fertilization in Yellow Maples: Why Fall Matters for Utah Homeowners
If you read the original All Woods Tree Service article, you learned some great basics about deep root fertilization in northern Utah’s challenging climate Deep Root Fertilization in Northern Utah: Why Your Trees Need It This Summer. This follow‑up piece zooms in specifically on deep root fertilization in Yellow Maples, giving homeowners in northern Utah […]
Spotting a Dying Tree in Late Summer: Signs, Dangers, and When to Call a Pro
Late summer in Northern Utah is a time when many homeowners focus on finishing up landscaping projects before fall. But while you’re mowing, trimming, and watering, there might be one major issue quietly developing in your yard: a dying tree. Trees that are in decline often don’t show obvious signs until it’s too late. And […]
5 Steps to Safely Remove Fire-Damaged Trees
In 2025, Utah has had over 693 wildfires. Each time a fire occurs, it leaves behind destruction not only for the forest service, but for homeowners. If you have trees that have been burned, you must remove these trees or they can lead to safety risks. Here are five steps to safely remove fire damaged […]
Deep Root Fertilization in Northern Utah: Why Your Trees Need It This Summer
When summer hits Northern Utah, the region’s unique climate puts a lot of stress on trees and shrubs. With long periods of high temperatures, low humidity, and alkaline soil conditions, it’s no wonder many trees struggle to thrive. One of the most effective ways to ensure the long-term health of your landscape is through Deep […]