This year, Bartlett brought female employees from across the Company together for three days of networking and skills training — and to strategize about how we can help more women
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Certifications and Training
This photo shows a simulated aerial rescue by staff of the Elmsford, NY office, just a portion of the tree safety training performed by Bartlett Tree Experts on a regular
To be an arborist one must establish a basic level of experience and comprehension in the field of tree care. The International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) is the organization that
Are you considering having your trees pruned and wondering who to call? In addition to being TCIA (Tree Care Industry Association) accredited, Bartlett Certified Arborists follow the American National Standards
The ultimate deciding factor when most people choose a tree care service is the cost for doing the work. Everyone wants the best deal, and usually will get several quotes
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.
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
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
This past August I had the opportunity to attend the International Society of Arboriculture annual conference in Milwaukee, WI. This is one of the few times throughout the year where
Bartlett’s New York arborists at a chainsaw-safety training workshop at our Elmsford office.
Every year, the Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories hosts many universities and colleges at the lab to participate in what are known as Field Days. What is a Field Day? It’s
Fort Worth, Texas Despite heavy rain, hail, and lightning shutting down operations for 17 hours, the Texas Tree Climbing Championship resumed early Saturday morning, May 21st. Of course, Bartlett Tree Experts
Michael Gorham and I, both of Baldwinsville, and Jason Pieklik, of Syracuse, have recently become Board-Certified Master Arborists after passing an extensive examination administered by the International Society of Arboriculture
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
Care for Conifers
It’s the time of year for conifers to shine! Most trees have lost their leaves by now so there’s nothing like a conifer for landscape
Some Caterpillar Pests Emerge in Fall and Winter
We often think of spring and summer as prime time for insects — and it is. But, you know Mother Nature. She never follows the
Tree Root Collar Disorders
A tree’s root collar is the transition area from the roots to the trunk. It is usually noticeable because of the prominent flare leading to
Helping Trees Recover from Drought
Many geographies had an extremely dry summer. How does drought impact trees? The lack of water adversely affects nearly all plant processes. Plants are unable
Saluting Branches: Volunteering to Honor Veterans
Bartlett Tree Experts was fortunate to participate in the 8th Annual Saluting Branches Day of Service on September 28. Over 80 Bartlett employees joined. On
Autumn Color and Tree Health
Autumn color is a favorite part of the season. The changing and falling of leaves is also very important to tree survival. The same processes
Tree Lightning Protection Systems Safeguard Trees
Lightning strikes millions of trees each year. Though not many trees die immediately, strikes often cause serious structural weakness. This damage increases the risk of
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