Thank you so much for the beautiful job you & your crew did on my yard yesterday. The Pistache & Crape Myrtle are so much better & I really appreciate the removal of the dead shrubs. The oaks are lighter & happier. ” - Jim & Martha Z.
Entries tagged with “tree ”
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Root Flare Exposure Work Exposes Big Tree Problems
Root flare exposure work can throw a lifeline to an ailing tree.
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Bringing Municipal Tree Management to Plano
Learn how we work with the City of Plano's Coyote Creek Park.
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Introducing Arboriculture to High School Students
The future of tree care depends on engaging the next generation and sparking an interest in the profession of arboriculture.
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Diseases of Cypress Tree Species
Curious about your Italian Cypress trees? Texas A&M Argilife Extension Services has issued a new publication on diseases of Italian Cypress and Related Species in Texas.
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A Bald Cypress Success Story
One of our arborists, Getth Nelson, reminisces about one of his first solo projects with Preservation Tree Services.
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Class in Session for Denton Citizen Foresters and Preservation Tree
Preservation Tree Services teaches Denton Citizen Foresters about tree inventories.
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Safety Always Takes a Front Seat at Preservation Tree
We take safety very seriously at Preservation Tree Services, as our regularly held safety training courses can attest. Recently, our crew dug deep into the dangers of angled back cuts.
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Ask an Arborist: Why Should a Leaning Tree Concern You?
ISA Certified Arborist Getth Nelson tackles this question for one of our customers.
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Ask an Arborist: Why did the leaves fall off my Gingko trees before they turned yellow?
Why did the leaves fall off my Gingko trees before they turned yellow? Our arborist Kenneth Smith fielded this question during a site visit to check on his client's trees as North Texas was experiencing intermittent freeze warnings.
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Ask an Arborist: What is Tree Cabling?
How does tree cabling work, and does it hurt your trees?
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Emergency tree work sometimes calls for a boat!
Our work rarely calls for waders and a boat, but when it does, our crew is ready to tackle these unusual tree issues.
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Delving into Professional Tree Inventories with the City of Fort Worth
Knowing what kind of trees you have and understanding their states of health is essential to a good tree management plan. At the heart of that plan is a comprehensive tree inventory effort.
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Tree Removals Take Planning, Precision
Removing a large tree from a residential landscape demands careful planning and professional execution.
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PTS Veterans Earn Their 10-Year Service Awards
It's official! Francisco Lares, Leo Sanchez and A.J. Thibodeaux have been with Preservation Tree for ten years. Hip, hip, hooray!
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Photo Bomb!
When a bovine moseys up to photo bomb us, we sit up and take notice. Our tree work often draws spectators, just usually not the four-legged kind. Cows rule!
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A Day of Safety Training, Skill Honing, Award Distributing and Fried Chicken Dinners!
Safety training here at Preservation Tree is an ongoing endeavor but when you can mix that in with some fun and fried chicken, all the better.
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Expert care continues for Highland Park's Historical Monarch Pecan Tree
The 150+ year-old Pecan tree predates the founding of Highland Park, Texas and is loved as a community treasure. Preservation Tree works diligently with the township's parks department to keep the living history lesson in fighting shape.
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Fall Trees Sport Colorful Display - Hooray!
The right balance of moisture and cooler evening temperatures conspire to provide a colorful display of red, orange, purple and gold in an array of tree species throughout the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. Lucky us!
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Giant Pecan Graces Aledo Landscape
Certified Arborist Getth Nelson captured these photos of an incredible tree specimen under the blue skies of Aledo, Texas. Now that's a perfect representative of the State Tree of Texas!
