Local arborist representative Joe Davis, of Bartlett’s Hooksett, New Hampshire location, presents an outside workshop on the importance of urban trees to the Victory Workers 4-H Club in Pittsfield, NH. This photo was taken in front of the Ruth Kimball Memorial Tree, planted in her honor. She was the founder of the Pittsfield 4-H club […]
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Tent Caterpillars (or Tent Worms) are being found throughout many parts of North America, as evidenced in the photo above taken in Colwood, British Columbia, in the Victoria area. Make an appointment with a Bartlett arborist to prepare your trees and control the infestations.
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Arborist Trevor Hall from Bartlett’s Elmsford office, which provides tree service in the greater New York City area, made an Arbor Day Presentation at Pleasantville’s Bedford Road School, handing out saplings to the second grade students. View more information on the Pleasantville Patch →
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A crew from Bartlett’s Wilmington, Delaware tree service worked on an Arbor Day project in New Castle recently and had some pictures to share. On Friday, April 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the State of Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs partnered with Bartlett Tree Experts in efforts to preserve the historic
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Bartlett is proud to work with neighborhood groups as part of the Treecycling effort in Philadelphia. The idea is to keep discarded Christmas trees out of the trash and out of landfills, and to recycle them into mulch, wood chips, and other useful products. The Treecycling program has grown over the past four or five
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Bartlett Tree Experts has an active community within the social graph, with a company Facebook page as well as profile pages for many of our local offices. We also regularly post updates to our company Twitter feed, as well as to our U.K.-specific Twitter profile. In addition to the Careers section of our web site,
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The Lansdowne American Sycamore, estimated to have germinated in the mid-1600s, stands as a living link to pre-European development in America. Long celebrated for its age, size, and unique shape, the tree stands as the centerpiece of Sycamore Park in Lansdowne, PA.
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Bartlett customers can visit the Bartlett Tree Experts web site to securely access their online customer account. If you are a Bartlett customer, visit the Your Account section on Bartlett.com, where you can register for paperless invoicing, in addition to using other account features such as the ability to view details on your service history,
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On Saturday, October 22, over 75 employees of Bartlett Tree Experts from as far away as North Carolina arrived at the National Arboretum in Washington, D.C. with chippers, tree trucks, and pruning equipment to donate a full day of work. Arboretum staff worked closely with Bartlett to prioritize a range of projects that include pruning dead
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Our Chicago arborists are pleased to be working to protect Wicker Park/Bucktown’s street trees. Click on the color-coded aerial image for an enlarged view of the locations of Wicker Park/Bucktown’s Priority One trees.
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The autumn edition of Bartlett’s Tree Tips newsletter is now available for download. In this edition you will find pest and disease alerts, seasonal tips on how to best prepare your trees and shrubs for fall, and the latest research from the Bartlett Research Laboratories. Sign up to be notified via e-mail when new editions
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Bartlett Tree Experts is honored to be responsible for the health of the trees planted at the 9/11 Memorial plaza. Over the past five years Bartlett helped to select and provided care for the 400-plus swamp white oak saplings as they matured into the 10-inch diameter specimens that have been arranged into the grove, and
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Being a leader in the tree care industry means continually focusing on learning and innovation. Bartlett’s Tree Topics blog follows in that tradition by offering a place to receive advice on trees, tree pests, tree preservation, and more.
