Table of Contents Toggle Hurricane Milton Tree Damage: What Volusia County Learned Hurricane Milton: By the Numbers Why Milton Was So Destructive to Trees — Even Without a Direct Hit 1. Saturated Soil from Pre-Storm Rainfall 2. Cumulative Storm Stress 3. Deferred Maintenance Damage Patterns: Area by Area Palm Coast and Flagler County Port Orange […]
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Table of Contents Toggle 5 Most Hurricane-Vulnerable Trees in Central Florida (And What to Do About Them) #1 — Water Oak (Quercus nigra) Why It’s #1 on the List What to Do #2 — Laurel Oak (Quercus laurifolia) Why It’s Dangerous What to Do #3 — Sand Pine (Pinus clausa) Why It’s Dangerous What to
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Hurricane season officially starts June 1, and if you’re a homeowner in Volusia County, your trees are either your best defense or your biggest liability. The difference? Preparation. We’ve been doing tree work in Volusia, Flagler, and Seminole Counties since 2018. Every hurricane season, we see the same thing: homeowners who prepped their trees ride