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Entries tagged with “arborist”
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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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Safety Never Takes a Holiday at Preservation Tree
Safety - a Culture that Grows with Us - it's our motto and the watchwords that we live by every day of the year!
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Speaking for the Trees and Best Park Tree Management Practices
In addition to taking care of trees in residential and commercial settings, the experts at Preservation Tree also provide professional services to municipalities across the North Texas area for their park systems' trees.
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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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Pruning in the Parks of Highland Park
The Town of Highland Park has an abundance of parks and green spaces, mostly dotted with very mature trees. Preservation Tree brings their skill set to each one of them, following a well-crafted tree management plan.
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Staking trees - when is this appropriate for your tree?
Staking trees takes skill and monitoring. Leaving a tree stake in place too long can cause big damage.
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Preservation Tree, The Consulting Group Assists In Hurricane Harvey Recovery Efforts
Aransas County residents in South Texas signed up to visit with arborists from around the state to learn about the health and safety of their Hurricane Harvey-damaged trees.
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PTS Arborists Joining Hurricane Harvey Recovery Push
Preservation Tree Certified Arborists donate their time and expertise to Aransas County residents
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Soil: The Foundation of Healthy Trees
Take care of your soil correctly and in turn, your soil will give to your trees and surrounding landscape.
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Fall is Planting Time in Texas
Fall is an excellent time to take advantage of the season and plant a new tree. Your arborist will have wonderful suggestions and all the experience to take you from planning to planting to enjoying the new addition to your landscape.
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Plan-It Geo Workshop in Dallas Was a Hit!
Preservation Tree helped to bring an interactive, educational geo-mapping workshop to Dallas for those working in urban forest management.
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Getting to the (tree) root of the problem
Concrete berms built around trees can ultimately be their demise.
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When is Scaffolding Used to Prune Trees?
Arborist Laura McLarry devised a pruning plan for these 27-foot-tall Italian Cypress that included scaffolding.
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Preservation Tree Named to D Magazine's 2017 Best of Big D List
D Magazine has named Preservation Tree to their 2017 Best of Big D List - "the best of the best" - and we couldn't be more proud of our crew, arborists and staff.
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Buying a new home? Get your trees inspected first.
A new home inspection alerts you of problems before they happen. So, why wouldn't you also want to know about potential problems with trees on the property? Knowing could end up saving you the cost of damage from unhealthy trees on your property.
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How Preservation Tree is Continuing to Heal Trees at the Dallas Baptist University Campus
We're using ArborJet treatments to heal chlorotic, nutrient depleted trees on this beautiful campus. See the before and after results.
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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: What can I do to get my trees and lawn to co-exist?
Lawn grasses are sun-lovers..and big trees make lots of shade.
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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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Giving Back to the Tree Care Industry
Certified Arborists at Preservation Tree Services Educate & Train others in the Tree Care Industry
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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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The Benefits of Partnering with a Registered Consulting Arborist
Micah Pace explains the benefits of partnering with a consulting arborist in Landscape Management magazine.
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Crane Training Takes Safety Lessons to New Heights
Certified Arborist and Registered Consulting Arborist Micah Pace reports on a recent skills and safety training workshop involving trees and cranes.
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Mushrooms are having a fungi party!
Amidst this very wet October, the mushrooms are having a field day. Fungal growth near and on your trees could, however, be cause for concern.
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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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First Aid & CPR Training for Crew, Staff & Arborists
Keeping our company up-to-date on first aid practices is just part of the job for our Safety and Training Coordinator, Daniel Cottier. A healthier and safer workplace is the reward.
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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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Arlington Distributes Free Trees and PTS Pitches in to Help
It's a great time to plant trees and the City of Arlington stepped up, distributing free tree seedlings from an area park to anyone interested. Preservation Tree was very happy to sponsor and support the effort. Our Micah Pace provides the details.
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Preservation Tree Proves Instrumental in Planting Project at TI
Corporations, like Texas Instruments, value their trees and are quick to respond when a tree needs replacing.
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Old Pecan Grove Gets Much Needed Attention
Gainesville, Texas was the scene for a recent tree improvement day at the site of an old Pecan grove.
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Career Fair at Stephen F. Austin State University
Preservation Tree is visiting students at Stephen F. Austin for their Career Fair on the Nacogdoches campus.
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Flush of rain sends this Texas Sage into a blooming fury. The bees are busy!
Lawns, landscapes and trees respond quickly to a slow, steady day, or day and a half, of rain. Especially at the tail end of summer! Our arborist Getth Nelson was checking on clients' trees when he came across this buzzing scene.
