Arborist Now, Inc.

Excited to share this week's Tree Talk Newsletter! 🌳 From practical arboriculture to fascinating discoveries, we're covering everything tree professionals and enthusiasts need to know. Learn about Pando, the 80,000-year-old aspen colony that's revolutionizing our understanding of tree longevity, discover professional techniques for estimating tree age, and explore creative landscape solutions for spring. Plus, take advantage of our New Year Planting Special - 15% off your first tree when you book by February 14th. Read the full newsletter and subscribe here: https://loom.ly/43qV-tE #ArboristNow #EverybodyLovesTrees #Arboriculture

🍁 The Art and Science of Tree Tapping Professional arborists and nature enthusiasts, dive into our comprehensive guide on the fascinating process of extracting tree sap. Learn the technical skills and ecological insights behind this traditional craft. Key Highlights: • Tree selection strategies • Professional tapping techniques • Sustainable harvesting practices • Syrup production process #ArboristNow #EverybodyLovesTrees #NatureCraft Full guide: https://loom.ly/Hjw-Qp8

Our latest newsletter is a deep dive into the fascinating world of trees! We're exploring groundbreaking insights: How trees sleep, heal themselves, and survive winter. Learn about winter fertilization techniques, an ancient Japanese wood-preservation method, and the incredible biology of trees. Discover tree secrets from the experts: https://loom.ly/wQWRs1k #TreeFacts #ArboristNow #EverybodyLovesTrees

Showcasing our commitment to tree preservation: Here's our expert team performing specialized cabling work on co-dominant redwoods in the Bay Area. This precise preventive maintenance is crucial for maintaining both tree health and property safety. Looking for professional tree care services? Contact our certified arborists for a comprehensive consultation. #ArboristNow #TreeCare #BayAreaBusiness

Professional tree management requires foresight and expertise. Here's a recent project where our certified team removed Italian cypress trees in the Oakland Hills that were planted in undersized beds - a situation that could lead to future complications and safety concerns. Our approach combines technical expertise with preventive care to ensure long-term safety and property value. #ArboristNow #TreeCare #BayAreaBusiness

Our January newsletter highlights the power of community and arboricultural expertise. From providing essential resources for those affected by LA wildfires to sharing cutting-edge research on tree DNA adaptation, we're committed to keeping you informed about what matters in urban forestry. Discover winter pruning best practices, community support initiatives, and our special New Year tree planting offer. Read the full newsletter and subscribe here: https://loom.ly/011p4aQ #ArboristNow #EverybodyLovesTrees #UrbanForestry

A dual showcase from City College of San Francisco today: our ongoing hydroseeding project and a beautifully crafted campus map sign by our skilled team member Carlos. It's this combination of landscaping expertise and attention to detail that sets our work apart. #ArboristNow #SustainableLandscaping #EverybodyLovesTrees

Winter Plant Protection: Safeguarding Your Landscape Investment As the cold season approaches, it's crucial to understand how winter conditions can impact your landscape plants. From frost cracks and sunscald to winter burn and snow damage, proper prevention can save both your plants and your budget. Read our comprehensive guide on winter damage prevention and care: https://loom.ly/zWxfiPE #ArboristNow #EverybodyLovesTrees #LandscapeMaintenance

We're proud to showcase our recent hydroseeding project at City College of San Francisco. This sustainable landscaping solution provides rapid ground coverage and erosion control while establishing a healthy foundation for campus greenery. It's another step forward in our commitment to creating lasting, environmentally conscious landscapes in educational settings. #ArboristNow #SustainableLandscaping #EverybodyLovesTrees

Exciting new research in forest ecology reveals fascinating insights about tree adaptation and climate resilience! Scientists have discovered that trees possess a type of "memory" of past climate conditions. This finding has significant implications for urban forestry and landscape planning. While older trees that grew during wetter periods struggle to adapt to current conditions, trees that sprouted in the last 15-20 years show remarkable resilience to our changing climate. Why? These younger trees have never known the abundant rainfall of previous decades, so they've developed more drought-resistant characteristics from the start. This natural adaptation gives us hope for the future of our urban forests. As professional arborists, we're committed to applying this knowledge to help property owners make informed decisions about their tree selection and care. Our certified team can help you choose and maintain climate-appropriate trees that will thrive in current and future conditions. Read the full research here: https://loom.ly/lO91_TA #ArboristNow #EverybodyLovesTrees #UrbanForestry