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UrgentFERNANDOWSCO561 · OCT 13, 20:27

Child- and Pet-Friendly Tree Care: Safety Tips from Arborists

Families often ask for safer yards without making them sterile. The goal is simple to say and hard to do: encourage climbing, shade, birdsong, and seasonal color, while keeping kids and pets out of harm’s way. That balance lives in the details. As an arborist who has worked across parks, schools, kennels, and hundreds of backyards, I’ve learned that child- and pet-friendly tree care starts long before a saw comes out of the truck. It’s part species selection, part maintenan

FiledFERNANDOWSCO561 · OCT 13, 17:16

Winter Tree Care Tips from Certified Arborists

Cold weather does not pause tree biology. It slows, reroutes, and sometimes stresses it to the breaking point. The arborists who stay busy when the leaves fall are the ones who have watched trees through ice storms, sun-glare thaws, and unpredictable freeze cycles. Winter is when small oversights turn into split leaders, uprooted evergreens, and girdled trunks by spring. If you steward street trees, manage a campus, or just care about the white oak shading your kitchen, a t

FiledFERNANDOWSCO561 · OCT 13, 14:06

How to Identify Hazardous Trees on Your Property

Walk any mature neighborhood after a windstorm and you can tell which trees were healthy and which were living on borrowed time. The healthy ones might drop a few twigs and a limb or two. The hazardous ones split, uproot, or snap mid-trunk and take fences, power lines, and roofs with them. The difference usually isn’t luck. It’s observation and timely action. I’ve spent years in arboriculture and professional tree service, climbing into canopies, drilling into trunks, an