The iconic saguaro cactus, the largest cactus in the United States and the second-largest cactus in the world, is a staple of the American Southwest and an unmistakable feature of life in the East Valley. Measuring from 20 to 40 feet tall, and up to 70 feet tall in some cases, the saguaro cactus is […]

When you think of palm trees, it’s vast beaches and tropical environments that come to mind. However, palm trees are not just for beachfront property anymore. They can be planted in many […]

Palm trees not only offer the ultimate shade coverage for the hot desert sun but are also a stunning statement that can be an addition to or designed around any landscape. Palm trees offer a tropical resort-like feel that makes for a relaxing […]

As homeowners, we understand the importance of reliable tree removal services. Whether its cactus removal, tree removal, or removing a stump, a knowledgeable tree removal service will be able to assist you with your outdoor needs. But how do you know which tree removal service is the best one to choose? This depends on a few […]

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If you’ve just had tree removal done on your property, you’re probably left with at least one large stump. With trunks and branches out of the way, you may think the job is done, but stump removal should be your next step.

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This article is here to answer your questions and give you all the info you need concerning this intriguing plant. There are a ton of exciting things to learn about the Saguaro. By the way, did you know that “saguaro” is pronounced “sawaro”?

If you’ve just had tree removal done on your property, you’re probably left with at least one large stump. With trunks and branches out of the way, you may think the job is done, but stump removal should be your next step.

The first sign of infection is the development of small, lighter-colored spots. They may show up anywhere on the branches or trunk and often appear wet around the margins. Over time, these spots will blacken, crack open, and may leak a dark-colored, foul-smelling fluid.