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10/1/2025
10/1/2025

Winter is approaching: Time to prune your trees and shrubs!

As leaves fall from trees, the underlying architecture of the plant is revealed. This is the perfect opportunity to identify and correct visibly hazardous issues that can predispose trees to branch and tree failure such as dead wood and weakly attached limbs. Schedule your winter pruning now to reduce the risk of falling branches and keep your trees looking their best!

9/18/2025
9/18/2025

Fall pruning: Why time matters?

Fall pruning matters because once leaves have dropped, a tree's structure is fully visible, making it easier to identify dead, broken, or crossing branches. Proper pruning at this time helps prevent damage, promotes healthy growth, and shapes the tree for a better appearance. A skilled Arborist ensures the right branches are removed safely, resulting in stronger, healthier, and more attractive trees and shrubs!

9/8/2025
9/8/2025

We treat your property like our own

Honest, dependable service! Our team goes beyond just cutting trees - we prioritize your family's safety, your home's curb appeal, and your peace of mine!

8/14/2025
8/14/2025

Prepare your trees today, avoid the damage tomorrow!

At Bartlett, we can help minimize the risk of tree damage associated with storms. Our Certified Arborists can uncover and treat visibly hazardous conditions on your property like dying or weakly attached limbs, decaying wood and root disease. We can also help restore the health and beauty of trees previously damaged by storms. Don't delay! Reach out to us for a complimentary consultation.

8/4/2025
8/4/2025

Healthy roots, healthy trees

Root problems are a leading cause of tree loss. When tree roots are damaged or diseased, the health of the entire tree is threatened. Root Invigoration, a service unique to Bartlett, stimulates root development and creates a healthy growing environment for your trees.

7/2/2025
7/2/2025

Hot tip: mid-summer is prime time for heat stress and insect activity

Keep an eye out for wilting leaves, dead branches, or unusual pest activity. If something doesn't look right, reach out – we're happy to offer a complimentary assessment to help keep your trees healthy and safe!

6/26/2025
6/26/2025

We help your trees weather the storm!

The effects of weather can be brutal on trees. Our Certified Arborists can help restore the health and beauty of your damaged trees. Let us help protect them!

5/6/2025
5/6/2025

Critical care for trees

Now is a critical time of year to prepare your trees and shrubs for the coming summer in the Greenville-Spartanburg area. Healthy trees and shrubs are better able to withstand the higher temperatures and weather extremes that summer brings. Proper care in spring can help ensure the health of your landscape plants.

4/1/2025
4/1/2025

Crape myrtle bark scale

Crepe Myrtle Bark Scale are tiny, sap-sucking insects that have a devastating impact on crepe myrtle trees. These pests are extremely common in our area. Preventative treatment, before damage becomes widespread, provides the most effective control to keep your crepe myrtles beautiful.

3/7/2025
3/7/2025

Tree problems can cause long-term damage

Now is the time to address tree health issues that are commonplace this time of year. Problems including browning on evergreen needles, damage to twigs and branches, cracks or splits in the bark and root issues should be identified in early spring, before serious damage occurs.

3/7/2025
3/7/2025

Gloomy scale

Gloomy scales are tiny, sap-sucking insects that have a devastating impact on ornamental trees including maples. These pests are extremely common in our area. Preventative treatment, before damage becomes widespread, provides the most effective control.

11/4/2024
11/4/2024

Storm damage prevention

One of the best ways to reduce the risk of tree damage on your property is advance planning. Many visible issues that predispose trees to failure, including poor soil conditions, root problems and weakly attached branches can – and should – be addressed before inclement weather arrives.