Tree nourishment

Adam Cook • March 13, 2025

Titan Arbor Care suggests these essential services to keep trees at the peak of health.

A worker in high-visibility gear uses an air spade to loosen soil around the base of a tree in a residential area.

Pruning is top-of-mind when people think about tree maintenance. While trimming dead or overgrown branches is essential, keeping trees truly healthy requires a more holistic approach that includes fertilization, disease prevention and regular inspections.


A tree’s strength isn’t just in its branches. It’s what’s happening beneath the bark. Going beyond the basics of seasonal pruning, Titan Arbor Care, led by Jay Dalton, Jeremy Rolf and Tyler Honsaker, digs in, reminding homeowners to nourish their trees from the roots up to foster deep-rooted vitality that helps them soar to new heights.


Pruning is top-of-mind when people think about tree maintenance. While trimming dead or overgrown branches is essential, keeping trees truly healthy requires a more holistic approach that includes fertilization, disease prevention and regular inspections.


“After a long winter, trees can become stressed and depleted of vital nutrients,” Jay says. “Fertilization replenishes what’s lost, promoting healthy root development and stimulating new growth.”


For optimal fertilization, it’s important to consult an expert who understands the unique needs of different tree species.


“As local ISA-certified arborists, we know that applying the right type and amount of fertilizer at the right time makes all the difference in a tree’s long-term health,” Jay says.


Just as well-nourished trees stand stronger, proactive disease prevention can help ensure they stay that way. Trained arborists look for subtle signs—discoloration, unusual bark patterns, fungal growth or lesions—that indicate potential disease. Preventive treatments such as fungicide applications, proper drainage, and pruning infected branches can protect trees from decline, reinforcing resilience and encouraging robust growth before issues become widespread.


“Catching tree diseases early is crucial because it gives us a chance to treat the problem before it spreads—whether that’s to other parts of the tree or, worse, neighboring trees,” Jay says.


While homeowners grasp the basics, keeping trees in peak condition year-round takes expert care. As spring approaches, Titan Arbor Care reminds homeowners that true tree care extends beyond seasonal pruning and includes professional tree removal when necessary.


“A lot of tree issues can be prevented just by keeping up with routine maintenance,” Jay explains. “When we check in regularly, we can catch problems before they get serious and make sure trees have what they need to thrive.”


Guard your yard. Call 216-586-6955. Titan Arbor Care is standing by. For a complete list of services, visit TitanArborCare.com.


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