Trees can beautify your landscape and provide environmental benefits, but sometimes they need help.
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Sustainable ChoiceHolland Landscaping tree care services promoting good health & structure that makes sure your trees are safe and will not cause damage to buildings or power lines.
Holland Landscape Management employs a sustainable approach to landscape management. We believe it is possible to create beautiful landscapes using good ecological design principles. |
Holland Landscape have a comprehensive range of tree services
 PRUNING AND RENOVATION |
 TRANSPLANTING TREES |
 TREE REMOVAL |
 STUMP GRINDING
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 REVEGETATION - RESTORATION |
 SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS |
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PRUNING AND RENOVATION
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Professional pruning is the best way to ensure a healthy long life for the trees on your property. Pruning can also remove dangerous and low hanging branches, create better light availability, remove material that could damage your buildings and create attractively shaped trees with good consistent growth. Pruning can be done at any time of the year, but is best done when plants or trees are in active growth or have just finished flowering. At Holland Landscape Management, our trained team use specialist equipment to ensure a neat and efficient job that will ensure the health of your trees. We can remove dead, dying and diseased branches, or high and low branches that are potentially dangerous to people or power lines and buildings. We can also work to restore trees that have been vandalised or damaged by weather or other events. And we can provide expert reduction and thinning and pruning to ensure light and air flow and promote tree health.
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TRANSPLANTING TREES
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Transplanting trees can be a delicate business. Our team at Holland Landscape Management is trained to take into account the most important factors of tree transplanting: Root zone moisture level and watering, planting depth and the correct time of year for planting. We can help you transplant containerised or bare root trees and will advise you on good care of your tree once it has been successfully transplanted.
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TREE REMOVAL
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As landscaping professionals, our primary focus is on tree preservation, but sometime trees need to be removed. Diseased or hazardous trees need to be taken out to make your property safe, weaker trees sometimes need to be removed to allow stronger trees to flourish and building activities often necessitate the removal of trees. Our expert team can remove trees and stumps and will make sure the site is clean and safe.
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STUMP GRINDING
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Using specialist stump grinding equipment, we can successfully and cleanly remove tree stumps from your property. The machine is similar to a chainsaw but has been adapted to enter the soil and deal with other objects found in the ground such as rocks and debris. The stump grinding process also takes care of flaring roots above ground and dirt humps created by tree growth in dense soils.
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REVEGETATION - RESTORATION AND MANAGEMENT OF FOREST REMNANTS
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Forest remnants are a refuge for New Zealand’s native plants and animals and reflect the country’s special landscape character. They promote genetic diversity and provide a context for understanding our flora, fauna and representative soil types. We take pride in helping landowners restore areas of open space of particular value, such as forest remnants, wetlands, lakes and streams and rural landscapes. These scattered remains are a snapshot of the past of the natural landscape that covered New Zealand prior to the arrival of settlers. Because our remaining forests are scattered throughout our working landscapes some degree of management is often required to ensure their survival and restore them to a healthy and vigorous state. Native forest restoration means understanding nature's processes and making them work for you and your specific area. We at Holland Landscape Management can help draw together the principles, methods and techniques of forest restoration and re-establishment and give practical advice on tackling common problems. Our team is trained to take into account important background factors when planning a carefully undertaken restoration and management programme.
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