Jackson Hill

Jackson Hill is a passionate arborist with years of experience in the field of trees. He developed his fascination with trees at a young age, spending countless hours exploring the forests and climbing trees. Jackson went on to study arboriculture and horticulture at Michigan State University and later earned a degree in forestry from the University of Michigan.



With his extensive knowledge and expertise, Jackson has become a trusted authority on trees and their impact on the environment. His work has helped shape the field of arboriculture and he continues to be a leading voice in the industry.

Are maple trees invasive?

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The debate over whether or not Maple trees are invasive is one that has been going on for many years. Some people argue that Maple trees are not invasive, while others argue that they are. In this paper, I will … Read Now

Are maple trees going extinct?

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The world’s supply of maple syrup is at risk. According to a new study, climate change is threatening the very existence of maple trees. In the eastern United States and Canada, where most of the world’s maple syrup is produced, … Read Now

Are maple tree leaves edible?

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In North America, the leaves of the sugar maple (Acer saccharum) are traditionally used to make syrup. In fact, each leaf contains a small amount of sugar. The sugar maple is not the only maple with edible leaves, however. Other … Read Now

Are japanese maple trees evergreen?

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Japanese maple trees are not typically evergreen, but there are some varieties that retain their leaves year-round. These evergreen varieties are usually found in warm climates, as the leaves would otherwise suffer damage from cold weather. Even in warm climates, … Read Now