Resultsbee.com

4201 Torrance Blvd. Suite 660,Manhattan Beach,CA

Dr. Dann received his medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, GA and completed his training in general pediatrics at UCLA. He is board certified in general pediatrics and a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. He is passionate about working together with patients and families to provide care that is both personal and comprehensive. Other interests include climate change education and the impacts of climate change on pediatric health.

(131) 037 - 3430

Serving Your Area,Los Angeles,CA

Tree Preservation Inc. - Bel Air Tree Service & Landscape Installations: (310) 853-1805, http://www.treepreservationinc.com tree trimming, tree care, tree service, tree removal, tree planting, tree installations, organic fertilization, tree consultations, support systems, landscape installations and design, certified arborist, tree disease dianosis & prevention ARE YOUR TREES COMPATIBLE WITH YOUR PLANTS? LEARN THE DIFFERING WATER NEEDS OF YOUR PLANTS AND TREES. Im not talking about leaf color, flowering patterns, or other attributes, but about the need for water. One of THE MOST important issues for Southern Californians and their gardens, from a cost and environmental standpoint, is the watering needs of their garden. I cant count the number of times Ive seen so many trees in Southern California die from too much water, because the irrigation was geared to grow the grass and small plants. Guess what? The plants and grass were located in the root zone of the large mature trees! Large mature trees do not like this! Do you know that in our dry Mediterranean climate Ive seen more trees die from over-watering than drought stress? Very hard to believe, but we are so well-intentioned to take care of our trees, since lack of water is always the problem, that we over-water to keep our trees healthy! This is not the answer or solution, but the cause of death! Over-watering of mature trees especially, is the kiss of death. Armillaria mellea, better known as Oak root rot or fungus loves very moist or overly moist soil conditions to thrive in. In addition, other fungi, such as Phytophthora, is a lover of wet conditions, and will decimate trees as well! In general, grass and small plants (non-natives) need frequent and small amounts of irrigation on a regular basis. Mature trees on the other hand, need deep and infrequent watering. When both are in the same root zone as one another, one will thrive and the other will not. Either the small plants and thirsty grass get what they need while the tree roots get too much water, or the trees get what they need, but the plants and/or grass die due to drought stress. Unfortunately, I dont often see Arborists, gardeners, designers, or Landscape Architects address this issue. Some ideas for solving this problem are as follows: 1.Research the watering needs of your small plants and grass with that of mature trees. Make sure that incompatible vegetation are not adjacent to one another. 2.Separate (if possible) the layout of the land, with drought-tolerant species in one area with one irrigation methodology, contrasted with grass/small plants of differing watering needs in another. 3.Create uniformity in plant and tree material, i.e. go with the SAME THEME OF VEGETATION. A desert or native theme is okay for plants WITH trees of all sizes, contrasted to mixing natives with tropicals, desert plants with humidity loving plants (these examples are extreme, but Ive seen it often)! 4.If you cant change the theme of plants that are with trees and visa versa, consider modifying your irrigation system, whereby you convert the above ground sprinkler heads to a drip system, or soaker hose, or newer micro sprays, etc. Did you know that sprinkler heads should NEVER contact the bark of trees? This just accelerates decay from fungi causing organisms. Consistency is the key. Know your plants and trees, and they will thank-you in their own way for good and proper care! David Sims President & Certified Arborist Tree Preservation Inc., a full-service tree care company based in Southern California

(131) 085 - 3180

4751 York Boulevard,Los Angeles,CA

You may ask why this is important and why we care so much? The answer is simple. If you care about the future of our planet, then you must care about the source of your food. Regenerative organic means that by purchasing regenerative organic products we contribute to the reversal of climate change. Bagel+Slice is 100% committed to using regenerative organic products whenever possible.

(132) 373 - 9960

4751 York Boulevard,Los Angeles,CA

You may ask why this is important and why we care so much? The answer is simple. If you care about the future of our planet, then you must care about the source of your food. Regenerative organic means that by purchasing regenerative organic products we contribute to the reversal of climate change. Bagel+Slice is 100% committed to using regenerative organic products whenever possible.

(132) 373 - 9960

4751 York Boulevard,Los Angeles,CA

You may ask why this is important and why we care so much? The answer is simple. If you care about the future of our planet, then you must care about the source of your food. Regenerative organic means that by purchasing regenerative organic products we contribute to the reversal of climate change. Bagel+Slice is 100% committed to using regenerative organic products whenever possible.

(132) 373 - 9960

4751 York Boulevard,Los Angeles,CA

You may ask why this is important and why we care so much? The answer is simple. If you care about the future of our planet, then you must care about the source of your food. Regenerative organic means that by purchasing regenerative organic products we contribute to the reversal of climate change. Bagel+Slice is 100% committed to using regenerative organic products whenever possible.

(132) 373 - 9960