The Bartlett Tree Research Lab staff recently welcomed the newest crop of Arborist Representatives for technical training that included four information- and demonstration-packed days and nights.
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Earlier this year, it was predicted that about a million drones would be sold over the holiday season. If you were one of the lucky ones to be gifted a
Each year, high performing college football players are recognized for what they do on the field by being selected to the All-America team. At Bartlett, we have a similar program
Thank you to all of the wonderful volunteers at this year’s Saluting Branches event at Willamette National Cemetery on September 23rd. We had a total of 33 volunteers, of which
In preparation for Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, with the assistance of Bartlett Tree Experts, planted a commemorative White Oak tree at Saint Charles Borromeo Seminary.
Bartlett Tree Experts and the 9/11 Memorial There are few symbols of life more powerful than a tree, and we are honored to manage the health and care of the
Trees are important for so many reasons. They make our communities more beautiful and livable. We want to share our love of trees with others. Encouraging people to plant and
At Bartlett, one of our core values is leadership in the tree care industry. Participating in tree climbing competitions helps us demonstrate this leadership status while also translating into real-world
In the Minneapolis area? Please join us on May 30th for a great event celebrating Arbor Month at Linwood Recreation Center and pick up a free elm seedling.
One of my greatest joys in working at the Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories and Arboretum is being provided the opportunity to interact with people of all ages and from all
We live in an age where computers increasingly play an ever-larger role in all facets of how we manage large amounts of information. Companies like Amazon and Apple use data
Vaughn, Brian, BK, and Anthony from our Portland, Oregon office doing a fantastic job with a tree removal.
On a cold Saturday in December, my co-worker Cheo and I were pruning a large black oak at Charles and Pat Bennett’s house in Prince William County, Virginia. Having a
Jason Morrow, a crew leader for the Clackamas production team, working hard removing three Douglas fir trees in Camas, Washington with a 275-ton crane following recent storm damage.
Please don’t misunderstand the title – guys rock too – but working in a field that is dominated by the male of the species, there are few times when I
Biocontrol: Leveraging Nature’s Best Defenses
Biocontrol, or biological control, might sounds like scary science fiction, but quite the opposite is true. It’s not science fiction, it’s just good science! Biocontrol
Emerald Ash Borer Now in Oregon
The USDA recently confirmed the presence of emerald ash borer in Oregon. EAB for short, this invasive wood-boring beetle infests and kills ash trees. The
Shrub Pruning in Summer – Breaking the Rules
We often promote shrub pruning in winter during the dormant season when its easier to see the branching structure. Indeed, winter is a great time
Fruit Trees Add Color AND Flavor in Your Landscape
For a varied and interesting landscape design, fruit bearing trees and shrubs are a good choice. It’s one way to add color and keep it
Tree Seedlings Distributed for Earth Day and Arbor Day
Spring is a favorite time of year to enjoy the weather, work in the garden and just be outside in nature. The season also brings
How to Protect Trees and Shrubs During Drought
Stress from drought can seriously impact trees and shrubs. Leaves will wilt and drop. Overall tree growth is reduced and trees are more likely to
Leaves Look Bad? Prevent & Treat Foliar Disease
We all know what healthy leaves look like, but what happens when they’re not healthy? Leaves can become discolored, have bumps or brown or red
White Fir
Evergreen trees are frequently associated with sparkling snow and the Christmas season. Indeed, these trees shine in the landscape during winter when other color is
Watch out for Hidden Ambrosia Beetles
What do you do as soon as a warm spring day arrives? Get outside of course! But you’re not the only one anxious for temperatures
Analyze Before You Fertilize: Why Soil Analysis is Critical
Healthy soil is the basis for healthy trees and shrubs. But all soils are different. The characteristics of the soil as well as nutrient levels
A Bug’s Life: Surviving the Winter
When the weather turns cold, we don’t think much about insects. What exactly happens to them during winter? The term overwintering is used to describe
Holly Plant: A Holiday Favorite that Shines in Winter
Holly is commonly seen during the holiday season. Even carols tell us to ‘Deck the halls with boughs of holly.’ The plant’s green leaves and
Watch Out for Winter Tree & Shrub Problems
Imagine staying outside all of the time, even during winter. Exposed to severe weather, you’d face many problems. Even though trees live and grow outside,
Fight Fire Blight with Pruning & Treatments
While tree diseases often thrive in spring, it is important to remember that proper care year-round can make a big difference in managing these issues.
Why Fall is a Smart Time to Prune Trees
There are a number of reasons for tree pruning; some are safety related, some are to lessen interference with buildings, and some protect the health