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A specialized service offered at Bartlett is our MoniTor® program that involves one or multiple visits by a Bartlett Plant Health Care Specialist inspecting all woody trees and shrubs on
Bartlett’s Waltham, Massachusetts office planted a tree seeded from the 9/11 Survivor Tree in the Boston Public Gardens. The tree was given to the City of Boston by the National
I spend most days talking to people about tree issues. Easy ones are when I can point to a big, hairy bug or mushroom and say “there ya go –
Bartlett’s New York arborists at a chainsaw-safety training workshop at our Elmsford office.
Article 12 of 12 from Trees: Dispelling Myths & Misinformation, prepared by the arborists of the Southwest Division of Bartlett Tree Experts as a community education initiative. So, can what’s
Article 11 of 12 from Trees: Dispelling Myths & Misinformation, prepared by the arborists of the Southwest Division of Bartlett Tree Experts as a community education initiative. Asked by a
I display fragrant blossoms in the early days of Spring I host birds, squirrels, bees and other living things I stand by your home even when you are away I
Article 10 of 12 from Trees: Dispelling Myths & Misinformation, prepared by the arborists of the Southwest Division of Bartlett Tree Experts as a community education initiative. Earlier, we mentioned
Bartlett Tree Experts is pleased to announce the acquisition of Collier Arbor Care, a Tree Care Industry Association accredited company serving the Portland area out of Clackamas, Oregon since 1937.
Article 9 of 12 from Trees: Dispelling Myths & Misinformation, prepared by the arborists of the Southwest Division of Bartlett Tree Experts as a community education initiative. Picture it: Your
CBS Philly asked Bartlett arborists from the Bala Cynwyd office to make a short video about tree care following the 2013 5K Run for Clean Air in Philadelphia.
Article 8 of 12 from Trees: Dispelling Myths & Misinformation, prepared by the arborists of the Southwest Division of Bartlett Tree Experts as a community education initiative. Visiting a new
Bartlett Chairman Honored by Massachusetts Horticultural Society
The Board of Trustees of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society (MHS) presented the George Robert White Medal of Honor to Robert A. Bartlett Jr., Chairman and
Caring for Trees: From Autumn into Winter
As autumn settles in and winter approaches, it’s a good time consider the care your trees need now and throughout the coming season. Keep these
Identify and Manage Invasive Plants
Invasive plants are not native to an ecosystem. Further, their introduction results in harm to that ecosystem. Their presence can negatively impact the environment as
Tips on How to Properly Prune Hydrangea
This time of year many people want to know the best way to prune hydrangeas. How and when to prune strongly depends on the hydrangea
Codominant Stems and Reducing Tree Failures
Research shows that trees with multiple (codominant) stems have a higher likelihood of failure than those with a single stem so it is important to
Choosing a Tree for Your Landscape
Mistakes are easy to make when choosing a tree. Most of these are related to misinformation regarding a tree’s size when full grown. It’s also
Buttonbush: A Plant that Thrives in Wet Soils
It’s tough to find garden plants that thrive in wet soils or areas where there is standing water. You want a plant that can live
Installing Lightning Protection at Arlington National Cemetery
Bartlett Tree Experts recently participated in the National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) annual service event. As part of the event, Bartlett installed lightning protection
Healthy Trees from the Ground Up
Everyone looks up when observing trees. However, you’ll often find arborists looking down! That’s because when it comes to assessing tree health, one of the
Phytophthora Root Rot Disease
Phytophthora root rot is a disease of many trees and shrubs. The disease derives its name from the Greek language and literally means “plant destroyer.”
Citrus Trees: A Favorite Since Ancient Times
People have grown citrus trees since ancient times and helped spread these fruit-bearing favorites around the world! Citrus are native to Southeast Asia. However, humans
Mulch Volcanoes Hurt Trees
Mulching the ground beneath your trees and shrubs is one of the best practices for keeping trees healthy. However, you need to mulch properly for
Monitor Trees for Signs of Insects & Disease
The telltale signs of various tree diseases and insect infestations are often most evident in summer. Populations of many types of scales, mites, and aphids
The May Tree: Hawthorn Shines in Spring
During the month of May it seems fitting to mention a lovely species often called the May Tree. Aptly named for the month in which
Made in the Shade: Planting Under Trees
It can be hard to grow bulbs, perennials, annuals, or shrubs under the shade of large trees. All plants need light to grow and only