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www.martzbroslawn.com/services/tree-shrub-program/
- Tree Doctor provides tree health care in Kansas City since 1959

http://treedoctorkc.com - Paul Weaver, the Tree Doctor, servicing the Kansas City since 1959. Paul's an ISA certified arborist with over 20 years of field experience. Paul provides professional personalized service to meet your needs and expectations. Our recommended treatments will provide a true benefit for you and your tree. Education about the issues affecting your trees so you can make informed decisions concerning your trees health. Residential or commercial, one tree or a thousand we are equipped to provide the service. So remember, "for the health of your trees" call the Tree Doctor! Tree Doctor
1011 South 10th Street
Kansas City, KS 66105
(913) 341-6100

12/08/2025

Today is National Christmas Tree Day!
This recent weather means it's probably a good time for a refresher on keeping your evergreens safe from snow load, salt spray, and winter burn.

‘Tis the season when evergreens steal the spotlight - glowing with lights, holding down the yard, standing tall through every icy whisper of December. But even the toughest trees feel winter’s weight.

A few simple steps can keep them healthy and vibrant long after the ornaments come down:

Snow Load:
Gently brush heavy snow upward off branches - never downward, which can snap limbs. Avoid using shovels or anything stiff that could damage needles.

Salt Spray:
If your trees sit near driveways or streets, rinse them off on warmer days and consider a burlap wrap or barrier to keep salty slush from burning needles.

Winter Burn:
Dry winter winds pull moisture from foliage. Mulch the base to help retain soil moisture, and water during mild spells when the ground isn’t frozen.

Healthy evergreens don’t just survive winter - they stay beautiful all year long.

Here’s to keeping your outdoor “Christmas trees” merry, bright, and thriving.

11/30/2025

Looking Ahead: Your Winter Lawn & Tree Watchlist

As November wraps up, your lawn may look quiet - but winter is when the real test begins.

A few small things to keep an eye on over the next couple of months can make a big difference once spring rolls around:

- Watch the salt. Ice melt along sidewalks and driveways can burn turf. Try to keep products off the grass when you can.
- Mind the snow piles. Repeatedly dumping snow in the same spot can compact soil and smother the lawn underneath.
- Check where you park. Avoid driving or parking on frozen turf - it can crush crowns and leave bare ruts later.
- Glance up after storms. Heavy snow or ice on branches can reveal cracks or broken limbs that need attention.

You don’t have to babysit your yard all winter - just give it a quick check after big weather days and make note of any trouble spots.

And if you’d like a fresh start lined up for spring, now’s a great time to get on the schedule for a 2026 lawn or tree health plan.

(913) 789-9333
https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

11/29/2025

While we’re recovering from leftovers, your lawn’s recovering from fall stress.

The freeze-thaw cycle can be tough on roots - but keeping the soil healthy, hydrated, and nutrient-rich helps protect your grass through winter dormancy.
If you haven’t scheduled your late-fall soil treatment, now’s your last call before the ground locks up.

Your lawn deserves a little post-feast care, too. Give us a shout!
(913) 789-9333 or https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving, Kansas City!

Today we’re grateful for more than good food and warm kitchens - we’re grateful for you.
For the neighbors who wave as we pull up.
For the families who trust us with their lawns, trees, and the places they call home.
For every yard that’s become part of our story over the years.

Your support keeps a local, family-run KC business going strong - and that means the world to us.

So from our crew to yours:
May your table be full, your home feel warm, and your day be wrapped in good company and even better memories.

Thank you, Kansas City, for another season of growing with us.

11/26/2025

The Ice-Storm Checklist Your Trees Wish You Knew

Kansas City winters love a good surprise — especially the kind that shows up as overnight ice.
Before we get our first slick morning, now’s the time to give your trees the once-over they need.

Here’s what to check before winter weather weighs everything down:
- Look for V-shaped branch unions — these narrow forks split the fastest under ice.
- Scan for deadwood — weak limbs snap first and fall the farthest.
- Check for rubbing branches — friction weakens bark heading into winter.
- Notice soil movement around the base — shifting roots = stability issues.
- Confirm canopy balance — uneven weight leads to storm breakage.

KC trees carry a lot each winter — freeze, thaw, wind, and sudden ice loads.
A quick inspection now can prevent a costly cleanup later.

Our certified arborists can help prep your trees before winter storms hit.
https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

11/26/2025

November often brings KC its first taste of frost… which means your lawn and trees are officially shifting into winter mode.

If the recent cold had you wondering what your yard actually needs right now, we’ve got you covered.

We just published a new blog breaking down:
• Why frost isn’t the end of lawn season
• How freeze–thaw cycles affect roots
• What your trees need before winter winds hit
• The simple checklist that protects your yard through December

A few small steps now = a healthier lawn and safer trees all winter long.

Read the full Winter Prep Guide: https://www.martzbroslawn.com/lawn-care-and-tree-care/winter-lawn-care/first-frost-to-first-snow-your-kc-guide-to-winter-lawn-tree-prep/

11/24/2025

Freeze Warning: Protect Your Lawn Before the Cold Hits...
Kansas City loves to throw curveballs - warm afternoons one day, a hard freeze the next. And while we can layer up, your lawn doesn’t get that luxury.

A sudden cold snap can stress your grass, roots, and young trees, but a few quick steps now can keep everything protected and ready for winter:
- Give your lawn one last deep drink if the soil is dry. Hydrated roots handle freezing temps far better than thirsty ones.
- Clear leaves from the lawn and beds. When frost hits a thick leaf layer, it traps moisture against the grass and can lead to fungus or winter damage.
- Skip walking on frosty grass. Frozen blades can crack under foot traffic — and once they’re damaged, they stay damaged until spring.
- Check small trees and shrubs. Fall drought is sneaky, and young roots need moisture before everything locks up.
- Secure outdoor décor and loose branches. KC winds love to test your porch displays and low-hanging limbs.

A little prep now goes a long way toward a smoother winter - and a greener comeback next spring. Questions? Give us a shout or drop us a note.
https://www.martzbroslawn.com/request-an-estimate/?source=facebook

11/13/2025

National Recycling Week: Nature’s Been Doing It Right All Along

Leaves fall. Grass clippings break down. Trees shed and renew.
Mother Nature’s been recycling long before it had a hashtag.

At Martz Bros, we follow her lead - reusing, repurposing, and responsibly handling every branch, bag, and blade we collect.

From mulching and composting organic material to protecting the soil beneath it, we believe in giving back to the same ground that gives us so much.

Because taking care of Kansas City starts right here - in our own backyards.

11/11/2025

Today, we pause to honor the men and women who have served - those who stood tall to protect the land we’re proud to call home.

At Martz Bros, we understand that strong roots matter - in our lawns, our trees, but especially in our communities.
And none of it stands without the dedication and sacrifice of our Veterans.

From our family to yours - thank you for your service, your courage, and your example.

We are grateful today and every day.

11/08/2025

Root Protection Season: Strength Starts Underground

As temps drop, your trees shift their energy below the surface - building reserves for winter and setting the stage for spring growth.

Now’s the time to give them a boost.

- Deep-root feeding helps trees store essential nutrients all winter long.
- Soil conditioning improves oxygen and water flow.
- Preventative care strengthens root systems against freeze stress.

Healthy trees don’t happen by accident - they’re protected long before the first frost.

Ask about our fall root treatments and keep your landscape thriving year after year.
https://www.martzbroslawn.com/tree-doctor/consult-a-certified-arborist/

11/03/2025

Healthy Trees Start with Smart Care - Not Just a Trim

As leaves fall and your trees head into dormancy, it’s easy to think the hard work is done. But late fall is one of the most important windows for keeping your trees healthy - inside and out.

Now’s the time to strengthen, not just shape.
A light round of selective pruning can help remove dead or damaged limbs, but what really matters this time of year is what’s happening beneath the bark.

- Root feeding gives your trees the nutrients they need to store energy through winter.
- Fungal and pest prevention helps stop spring outbreaks before they start
- Structural care reduces stress before snow and ice arrive.

Every tree is different - and so is every treatment plan.
Our certified arborists can evaluate your trees now to build a care plan that keeps them healthy all winter long (and thriving when spring hits).

Schedule a late fall tree health check with the Martz Bros Tree Doctor team today.
https://www.martzbroslawn.com/tree-doctor/consult-a-certified-arborist/

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween, Kansas City!

From our crew to yours - have a fun, safe, and candy-filled Halloween!

Whether you’re out trick-or-treating, passing out sweets, or just admiring the costumes from your front porch, we hope your night is full of good laughs and no spooky surprises (in your lawn or your trees).

Thanks for letting us keep KC looking good, one yard at a time.

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563 S. 11th Street
Kansas City, MO
66105

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