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Safari Tree

Name: Safari Tree
Address: 4345 Meigs Avenue, Waterford Township, MI, 48329, US
Telephone: +18445008733
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Tree & shrub health care, disease and insect treatments, fertilization, and professional tree pruning in Michigan.

11/04/2026

Tree Tip Tuesday: What Leaf Drop Can Reveal About Tree Structure

When the leaves come down, your trees have nothing left to hide. Without a full canopy, it’s much easier to see what’s going on with their structure, like:

- Dead or broken limbs that could fall in a winter storm
- Branches that cross and rub against each other
- Weak, V-shaped spots where two trunks or large limbs split
- Cracks, cavities, or decay along the trunk and main branches

Late fall and winter are a great time to have your trees looked at and pruned. You can see problems clearly, and fixing them now helps protect your home and property before snow and ice add extra weight.

Want a professional set of eyes on your trees? Contact Safari Tree to schedule an evaluation!

10/27/2026

Tuesday Tree Tip from Lush Lawn & Safari Tree! 🌳

As Michigan temperatures drop, don’t forget about your trees! Fall is a great time to give them a deep watering, especially younger trees. Even as leaves change color and fall, roots still need moisture to prepare for winter.

A little fall care now can help your trees stay healthy through Michigan’s winter!

Have questions about your trees? We’re here to help!

10/13/2026

Tree Tip Tuesday: Are your trees having a bad hair day? 🙆‍♀️

As leaves fall and the canopy thins, broken limbs and branches that cross or rub against one another become easier to spot.

Proper pruning can address these concerns, but the right approach and timing depend on the tree and its condition.

Have questions about tree pruning? Talk to our Safari Tree team today to learn more and discuss the next steps for your trees!

10/06/2026

Tree Tip Tuesday 🌳 Why Fall Deep Root Feeding Matters

Even as trees and shrubs begin to slow down for the season, there’s still plenty happening below the surface. Fall deep root feeding delivers nutrients directly into the root zone, helping trees and shrubs recover from summer stress and prepare for the colder months ahead.

Supporting healthy roots now can help set the stage for stronger, healthier growth when spring returns. Healthy trees start with healthy roots!

09/30/2026

🌲 Tree Tip Tuesday: Don’t stop watering yet!

Even as temperatures cool down, your evergreens still need moisture heading into winter.

Evergreens continue to lose water through their needles during the colder months. If the soil is too dry when the ground freezes, they can be more susceptible to winter browning and stress.

💧 The tip: Keep evergreens properly watered through the fall, especially during dry stretches, and give them a thorough watering before the ground freezes.

A little attention now can help set your trees up for a healthier winter and spring.

Not sure if your trees are getting what they need? Safari Tree can help evaluate their overall health and recommend the right care for your property.

09/22/2026

🌳 Tree Tip Tuesday: Fall is a good time to check for dead or damaged branches!

As leaves begin to change and thin out, it can become easier to spot branches that look dead, broken, or unhealthy.

Damaged branches can be more vulnerable to winter weather, so identifying concerns now can help you stay ahead of bigger tree problems later.

Safari Tree provides tree and shrub evaluations and treatment options based on what’s actually affecting the tree.

👉 Noticing branches that don’t look quite right? Have them checked before winter arrives.

09/15/2026

Tree Tip Tuesday🌳: Noticing unusual needle discoloration?

Reddish, purplish, or browning needles can be a sign of needle cast, a fungal disease that can cause needles to drop and trees to thin over time.

Because several tree health issues can look similar, proper identification is important before deciding on treatment. Safari Tree offers targeted fungicide treatment options for needle cast to help prevent further spread.

👉 If your tree is showing unusual needle discoloration or thinning, it may be time for an evaluation.

09/08/2026

🌳 Tree Tip Tuesday: Not every tree treatment is a spray!

For certain tree health issues, Safari Tree uses Wedgle injections to apply treatment directly into the trunk, just above the root flare.

Depending on the tree and the issue, Wedgle injections may be used for things like insect problems, fungal diseases, nutrient-related stress, chlorosis, growth regulation, and more.

Because the treatment is applied directly into the tree, it provides a targeted option when a surface application may not be the best fit.

👉 Not sure what’s affecting your tree? Contact us today and our team can help you determine the right treatment approach.

09/01/2026

Tree Tip Tuesday🌳: Can you spot the signs of tree stress?

While out in the field today, we spotted a great example of why it’s important to keep an eye on your trees as summer winds down.

Changes like browning leaves, thinning foliage, unusual discoloration, or early leaf drop can be signs that a tree is under stress. The cause can vary — from weather and moisture conditions to insects, disease, or nutrient deficiencies — so noticing changes early is important.

As we head into fall, now is a good time to pay attention to what your trees and shrubs are telling you.

🌳 Not sure what you’re seeing? Safari Tree can help evaluate the health of your trees and shrubs.

08/25/2026

Tree Tip Tuesday: Seeing black spots on your maple leaves? 👀 It could be tar spot, a fungal disease that commonly affects maple trees.

While it may start as small dark spots, tar spot can become more noticeable as the season goes on and may contribute to early leaf drop.

If you’re noticing unusual spots or changes in your trees, Safari Tree can help identify the issue and recommend the right next step. 🍁

Address

4345 Meigs Avenue
Waterford Township, MI
48329

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

Telephone

+18445008733

Website

http://safaritree.com/

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