Tree Life, Inc

Tree Life, Inc Complete care and removals of trees in the Dartmouth and surrounding areas. 🌳 Whackin' and Stackin' Tree's throughout our South eastern area since 2005......

Wishing all our amazing customers and friends from near and far a very happy Easter!! May your day be filled with many b...
03/31/2024

Wishing all our amazing customers and friends from near and far a very happy Easter!! May your day be filled with many blessings!

Please for the LOVE of God, hire a professional! In the end it will actually save you money! We cant even count how many...
03/23/2024

Please for the LOVE of God, hire a professional! In the end it will actually save you money! We cant even count how many of these situations we’ve had to clean up over the years! 😳

Spring has sprung! Get outside look at your trees. Give us a call for all removals, pruning, and beautifying!
03/21/2024

Spring has sprung! Get outside look at your trees. Give us a call for all removals, pruning, and beautifying!

Today we took down and cleaned up some oaks that were destroyed by the gypsy moth caterpillars. If you have had the foli...
01/23/2024

Today we took down and cleaned up some oaks that were destroyed by the gypsy moth caterpillars.
If you have had the foliage eaten for a few years by the gypsy moth, and they are standing dead; it is dangerous. As you can see, standing dead trees root systems decay and rot causing no stability for tree to remain standing. If you are questioning whether your trees are being attacked or are standing dead and need assistance with either, give us a call…
774-400-4683

Affirmation of the day… 🫶🏻I am as beautiful and unique as the leaves on a tree, each with its own story to tell. 🌳
01/12/2024

Affirmation of the day… 🫶🏻

I am as beautiful and unique as the leaves on a tree, each with its own story to tell.

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Did you know? Palm trees are a diverse group of plants, with over 2,500 species found around the world. They are part of...
01/12/2024

Did you know?

Palm trees are a diverse group of plants, with over 2,500 species found around the world. They are part of the Arecaceae family and are often associated with tropical and subtropical regions.

Some species of palm trees can live for a very long time. For example, the coconut palm can live for up to 80 years, while the Queen palm can live for over 100 years.

Palm trees are incredibly versatile and are used for various purposes. They provide materials such as wood, thatch, and fibers for making ropes and baskets. Palm oil, derived from the fruit of certain palm species, is widely used in cooking and food production.

Palm trees are well-adapted to withstand harsh environmental conditions, such as strong winds and drought. Their deep root systems and flexible trunks help them to survive in challenging climates.

Palm trees are often associated with tropical and exotic locations, and they have become iconic symbols of relaxation, leisure, and vacation.

Palm trees play a significant role in the economies of many countries. They are a source of important products such as coconuts, dates, and palm oil, which are used in various industries and food production.

Palm trees hold cultural significance in many societies around the world. They are often featured in art, literature, and religious symbolism, and have been an integral part of various traditions and customs.

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Pruning trees off driveway in Dartmouth today.…Did you know? Pruning trees provides health and safety benefits, encourag...
01/11/2024

Pruning trees off driveway in Dartmouth today.…

Did you know?

Pruning trees provides health and safety benefits, encourages growth, enhances aesthetics, removes hazards, prevents disease, improves fruit production, and can revitalize older trees.

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Affirmation of the day…I am rooted in love, and my branches reach out to embrace all that is good in the world, like a t...
01/10/2024

Affirmation of the day…

I am rooted in love, and my branches reach out to embrace all that is good in the world, like a tree offering shade and shelter.

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Did you know? Tulip trees, scientifically known as Liriodendron tulipifera, are also commonly referred to as yellow popl...
01/10/2024

Did you know?

Tulip trees, scientifically known as Liriodendron tulipifera, are also commonly referred to as yellow poplar or tulip poplar.

Tulip trees are known for their tall, straight trunks and their large, distinctive leaves that are shaped like tulip flowers. The tree can reach heights of 80 to 150 feet (24 to 46 meters), making it one of the tallest hardwood trees in North America.

Tulip trees are native to eastern North America and can be found throughout the eastern United States, from southern New England to Florida and west to Louisiana and parts of the Midwest.

In late spring to early summer, tulip trees produce showy, tulip-shaped flowers that are greenish-yellow with an orange band at the base. The flowers are typically high in the tree's canopy.

The leaves of the tulip tree are distinctively shaped, with four lobes and a flat, broad appearance. They turn bright yellow in the fall before dropping from the tree.

Tulip tree wood is lightweight, strong, and easy to work with, making it valuable for a variety of applications, including furniture, cabinetry, and musical instruments.

Tulip trees are an important component of eastern forests, providing habitat and food for various wildlife species. They are also valued for their ability to sequester carbon and contribute to forest ecosystems.

Tulip trees have been valued for their timber and ornamental qualities for centuries. They are often planted as shade trees in parks and large gardens.

Tulip trees have the potential to live for several hundred years under favorable conditions.

Historically, Native American tribes used various parts of the tulip tree for medicinal and practical purposes, such as using the bark for its therapeutic properties and the wood for constructing canoes.

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Affirmation of the day…I embrace change and growth, just as a tree gracefully adapts to the seasons. 🌳
01/09/2024

Affirmation of the day…

I embrace change and growth, just as a tree gracefully adapts to the seasons.

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Did you know? Yellowwood trees are a group of trees belonging to the genus Cladrastis, primarily native to eastern Asia ...
01/09/2024

Did you know?

Yellowwood trees are a group of trees belonging to the genus Cladrastis, primarily native to eastern Asia and eastern North America.

Yellowwood trees are known for their attractive appearance, with smooth gray bark and compound leaves that turn a brilliant yellow in the fall.

They produce beautiful, fragrant, white flowers in the late spring or early summer, which often hang in clusters and give off a pleasant scent.

The wood of the yellowwood tree is highly valued for its strength and durability. It has been traditionally used in furniture making and for constructing musical instruments.

Some species of yellowwood trees are considered endangered due to habitat loss and overharvesting. Conservation efforts are underway to protect and preserve these trees.

In some cultures, yellowwood trees hold cultural and historical significance. For example, the American yellowwood (Cladrastis kentukea) has been prized for its ornamental value and has been used in landscaping and urban forestry.

In traditional medicine, certain parts of the yellowwood tree have been used for their potential medicinal properties, although the efficacy and safety of such uses have not been widely studied.

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Affirmation of the day… Every breath I take fills me with the same life-giving oxygen that the trees selflessly provide....
01/08/2024

Affirmation of the day…

Every breath I take fills me with the same life-giving oxygen that the trees selflessly provide.

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South Dartmouth, MA
02748

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm

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+17744004683

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