Posted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:24 AM
Even though the tree you want to remove may be on your property, it is also enjoyed by your neighbours and the community as a whole. Tree removal should alwaus be considered a last resort. Consider the large White Oak on Bronte Road in Oakville. While this tree is sick and dying, the community of Oakville and the surrounding area has been able to raise over $300,000 to redirect road development around the tree in order to save it. The town has collected close to 20,000 acorns matching the tree’s DNA so they can be planted in the Oakville and Milton communities allowing the mother tree to ultimately live on. Before removing a tree, ask our Certified Arborist what steps can be taken to preserve a tree to be enjoyed for generations to come.