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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

01/25/2026

A quiet January fact worth knowing:

Even on warmer winter days, soil temperatures change much more slowly than air temperatures.

That’s why a random 55° afternoon doesn’t mean growth has started - or that anything needs action yet.

The calendar moves first.
The ground follows later.

01/24/2026

Seriously... go grab another cup of coffee.
February will be here eventually. We promise.

01/22/2026

Today we salute the real homeowners of your yard.

They dig.
They stash.
They forget where they stash.
They repeat.

Squirrels may drive us a little nuts, but they’re also a sign of a living, thriving landscape — trees included.

So here’s to the acrobats, the planners (sort of), and the reason you find mystery holes in your lawn.
Happy National Squirrel Appreciation Day.

01/20/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Dr. King reminded us that real change is built through service, integrity, and care for one another — values that still matter deeply in our communities today.

On this day of reflection, we’re grateful for the neighborhoods we serve, the people we work alongside, and the responsibility we share to help leave our communities better than we found them.

We pause, we reflect, and we commit to moving forward with respect, fairness, and care.

01/17/2026

Winter isn’t the season for fixing.
It’s the season for avoiding damage.

Some of the best advice we give this time of year is to stop, wait, and resist the urge to fix what winter is already handling.

Cold doesn’t usually cause the damage.
Interference does.

Winter care isn’t about action - it’s about restraint.

01/13/2026

January Yard Checklist

- Limit foot traffic on frozen grass
- Keep salted snow off lawn edges
- Don’t shake ice from trees
- Watch for sudden leaning or cracks
- Use pet-safe ice melt when possible

Nothing fancy. Just smart winter habits that protect your yard until spring. What are we missing here? Share your tips and ideas in the comments!

01/10/2026

Dormant season doesn’t mean trees stop functioning - it means they shift priorities.

Above ground, growth slows.
Below ground, roots continue managing moisture, nutrients, and energy storage when conditions allow.

This is why winter damage, soil compaction, and salt exposure can have long-term effects that don’t show up until much later.

Understanding how trees behave in winter helps prevent surprises in spring.

01/08/2026

Most tree problems don’t start in spring - they show up in spring.

Winter is often the best time to spot structural issues, hidden damage, and early warning signs - especially when trees are bare and visibility is high.

Dormancy is a working season for trees, not a shutdown.

We explain what’s happening now - and why winter awareness matters - in our latest blog.
https://www.martzbroslawn.com/tree-doctor-kc/your-trees-arent-sleeping-whats-really-happening-during-winter-and-why-it-matters/

01/01/2026

New Year. Strong Roots.

Resolutions come and go - but the best yards are built on patience and healthy roots.

While winter may look quiet, beneath the surface, your lawn and trees are resting, storing energy, and preparing for what’s next. A strong spring doesn’t start in March… it starts now.

This year, our resolution is simple:
- Think long-term, not quick fixes
- Protect roots before problems show up
- Let winter do what it does best - restore
- Set the stage now for a healthier spring

No crash diets. No overnight miracles.
Just smarter care, season by season.

Here’s to a year of steady growth and landscapes that stand the test of time.
Happy New Year from all of us at Martz Bros.

12/31/2025

Happy New Year’s Eve, Kansas City!

As the year winds down and KC lights up for one last celebration, we want to say a heartfelt thank you for another season of growing together.

From spring’s first mow to winter’s quiet rest, your trust is what keeps our family business moving.

Every lawn we cared for, every tree we protected, every call, wave, and kind word - it all means more than you know.

Tonight, as you gather with friends and family, we hope your home feels warm, safe, and full of good memories.
And as the clock strikes midnight…

Here’s to:
- Strong roots in every season
- Healthy trees standing tall
- Lawns that wake up greener in spring
- And a Kansas City community we’re proud to serve

Thank you for letting the Martz Bros family be part of your year.
We can’t wait to take care of your lawns and trees in 2026.

Happy New Year, KC - cheers to another beautiful year ahead!

12/28/2025

December is a quiet season - for lawns, for trees, and for growth you can’t always see.

While everything above ground rests, real work is happening below the surface. Roots are strengthening. Soil is settling. The foundation for spring is being set.

We shared a short December reflection on why winter care matters, what this season teaches us about patience, and how healthy landscapes are built long before the first blade of green appears.

It’s a reminder that the strongest yards don’t rush - they’re nurtured.

Take a moment to read our latest blog and settle into the season with us.

https://www.martzbroslawn.com/martz-bros/a-season-of-roots-rest-and-gratitude/

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563 S. 11th Street
Kansas City, MO
66105

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Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

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https://www.martzbroslawn.com/services/tree-shrub-program/

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