Tree Removal & pruning Avoca Beach
History of Tree removal-pruning Avoca Beach. Avoca 2251 Beach is named after the Irish village, Avoca, in County Wicklow, famous as the location for the filming of the TV series Ballykissangel. The name means “great estuary” or “where the river meets the sea”. Interestingly, “Bulbararong”, the Aboriginal name for this bay, has a similar meaning.
Bulbararong was a popular gathering place for the Aboriginal people before white settlement. In the place now known as Hunter Park, is the site of a midden, which provides evidence of a feasting place. So perhaps it’s no surprise that today this ancient gathering place hosts both the Picture Theatre and the Surf Club, twin hubs of community life at Avoca Beach.
Irish army officer John Moore received a grant of 640 acres in 1830. He constructed a residence across from Avoca Lake and cultivated vines, cereals, and fruit trees. The region saw timber logging, with tram transport to a Terrigal mill via present-day Tramway Road in North Avoca. Additionally, citrus and banana crops thrived in the area.
Back to the present
Residents and holidaymakers seek Avoca Beach for its appeal, as it nestles amid rolling hills with expansive ocean views, framed by majestic native trees. While these trees enhance the natural beauty, homes and structures have emerged around, beneath, or adjacent to them.
As these trees mature and weaker branches or limbs start to decay many residents find that falling decaying limbs become hazardous to property and human life. A professional tree service should handle tree removal and pruning in Avoca Beach Argonauts Tree Service provides professional Tree Removal–pruning service Avoca Beach
by a non professional sometimes leads to further failure of limbs and branches.
What can I do ?
To keep your trees healthy or to get rid of dying ones, you may want the benefit of professional advice, skill and labour. Particularly significant as summer approaches, the Central Coast, especially Tuggerah, has a track record of abrupt storms and erratic weather. Falling tree limbs can cause great damage to your home.
You don’t have to be an expert to spot many potential tree problems. Examine your trees several times a year for the following:
- Discoloured leaves and thinning in the tree’s crown;
- Roots pulled loose from the ground and fungal growth on roots and main trunk;
- Dead and fallen branches more than 5cm in diameter;
- Deep vertical cracks on opposite sides of the main trunk;
- Sawdust on the trunk from wood-boring insects;
- A trunk that noticeably leans in one direction and a branch canopy that is not roughly balanced;
- And other unusual deformations and deposits on leaves, limbs or bark.