MUCKING 101: FAST, AFFORDABLE!
Q: So, what is “mucking”?
A: Simply put, it’s the process of turning an “ugly duckling” into a Swan.
A2: Combination of TREE WORK and LANDSCAPING to reach
an aesthetic goal.
A3: The process of making landscapers SCREAM and GNASH their
teeth.
Most of us have seen “unimproved” land. In the past, we bought our lots for homebuilding with the property still in this state. This will confuse most under 35 years old because the lots of today will have the useful trees removed, trash trees remain (sweet gum), and TONS of build up dirt added to change water flowage. Most of these lots are sold in “feet” like 90’X150’. You will NEVER need MUCKING.
When you look closely at “raw” land and “improved” land, look
between the mature trees and you will notice:
(1. Small trees that cannot compete for resources with their neighbors.
The larger trees are already established and are greedy for more.
(2. Saplings everywhere. Nature dislikes a vacuum and will allow
seeds to grow even if they will never amount to anything. And
they will not.
(3.Vines. Vines. Vines. Many poisonous.
(4. Tangles.
(5. Tree debris. Rotting limbs all the way up to whole trees.
Most of these areas are relatively small; from ¼ to an acre and can be
anywhere in relation to where the house was built and oriented. Many are
eyesores that can pose real dangers to kids. Even if children aren’t present,
the owner is losing the value gained from property improvements.
Enter “MUCKING”!
All adult trees are trimmed to a uniform starting height to allow sunlight
in. All small never-competitive trees, saplings, vines, tangles, and debris
sources are removed. With a proper application of ROUNDUP in the spring
and some raking, by season 2 you have a lighted open area with grass. You
have a PARK.
MUCKING turns a dark, mosquito breeding piece of VERY valuable
property into a park. And it’s the CHEAPEST project Geddie Tree Service
does.
Fast, cheap, and the homeowners LOVE it.
Every client we have done this for raves about it.
Just another reason why landscapers are so mad at us!
TREEMAN
