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Thursday, April 9, 2015

Send Us Your Best Tree Care Photos!

I make every effort to remain on top of the most current arborist information, so below you’ll discover some of the recent happenings regarding trees. I’m not saying they are award winning, but I figured I’d share anyway.


Want to see your tree care company featured in TCIA publications and social media? If you’re a TCIA member, send us your photos for a chance to appear in TCI Magazine, our monthly Member Publications e-newsletter, or even as the cover photo for the TCIA Facebook page!read more…Send Us Your Best Tree Care Photos!



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Friday, April 3, 2015

Thoughts on Practical Secrets Of Fairfax Tree Services

Don’t be fooled by those who try to tell you that landscaping is too hard to do yourself. There are many things that the average home owner can do with the right guidance. This article will try to guide you through the things that you can do tree services, this very weekend.


It’s possible to save some cash through purchasing off-season. Wait until winter to buy lumber and wait until later in the season to buy shrubs, mulch, or trees if possible. When new plants are introduced to the market tree removal service, wait a year or two for their prices to fall before purchasing them.


Use balance, not symmetry. A balanced distribution of plants creates a focal point, but the garden should never be symmetrical. For example, a large tree to the left of the garden can be balanced by two smaller trees to the right. This creates a much more desirable effect in the garden, whereas a symmetrical look appears completely unnatural.


Add some paving stones to your landscaping project, to create walkways. This can help to keep people off of your lawn, and it adds beauty to your property. You can line the walkways with some native flowers, to increase the beauty, and further enhance the appearance of your entire property.


Make your landscaping look more natural by using uneven spacing. Do not measure and separate all your plants equally. It is unnatural to see plants and flowers all lined up in a row. Contribute to a more organic appearance in your landscaping by scattering your plantings in a more erratic pattern.


When it comes to landscaping, the timing of your purchases can mean everything. Buying certain items during certain seasons can mean paying much less for those items. Make sure you are paying attention to sales, but at the same time, you must also make sure you are sticking with your plan as well.


In your next landscaping endeavor you may want to include a water feature as a focal point. Water features are very appealing, not only for their appearance, but also for the beautiful noises they can make. There are many options, from fountains to faux rivers that will surely enhance your yard’s appearance.



Minimize your workload by eliminating excess flower beds, and borders. These additions to your landscape can be a haven for weeds, and hard to cut grass. By replacing them in your landscape plan, you will decrease the attention needed for weeding and unpleasant maintenance. Look for less cumbersome additions to your lawn.


Landscaping is an evolving process. You should not worry yourself that everything must be done immediately. You can always do things in stages, a little bit each season. Doing so is much easier to handle financially. Keep a list of every step in your landscaping project and begin on the ones that you believe are the most crucial to get done first.


While hiring a professional is one of your options, doing the landscaping yourself can save you much money and turn out the same results if you carefully plan and are passionate about what you are doing. Different people may prefer different methods, but just remember that doing the landscaping yourself can make for a great activity and save you much money.


When planning a landscaping project for your house, be sure to be friendly with your neighbors and build up a relationship. This can be important because you may be able to save quite a bit of money by sharing equipment that you either purchase or rent. You may also be able to obtain or share a vast amount of experience and tips with each other.



Having a home has lots of joys and proud moments. If you take the time to make the exterior of your home look well-decorated, clean and maintained, through landscaping, then you will get to experience one of those moments of pride, as you stand back and look at your own handy work.


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Thursday, April 2, 2015

Tree Care Accidents: When Are Homeowners Liable?

Some individuals may claim that there really are not any news worthy tales in the arborist industry however, would state they were wrong! Below are a number of tales I thought were fascinating enough to call it news.


Are homeowners responsible for tree care-related accidents on their property? Unfortunately, the answer isn’t simple. It depends on several factors: state law, the circumstances of the accident, and the type of insurance coverage the homeowner and contractor each possess.read more…Tree Care Accidents: When Are Homeowners Liable?



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Friday, March 27, 2015

Emi Lutz, Bellevue, Washington

Some people could state that there really aren’t any news worthy tales in the aboriculture market however, would state they were incorrect! Below are a few tales I thought were interesting enough to call it information.


High School senior Emi Lutz of Bellevue, Washington — a Tree City USA community — compiled a guide to the plants of Lewis Creek Park with great enthusiasm. The guide was Emi’s senior project and part of Bellevue’s Well Kept … Continue reading →…Emi Lutz, Bellevue, Washington



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Sunday, March 15, 2015

The Business of Charitable Tree Work

Every week I search for fascinating stories to share with my followers. As you can imagine, sometimes I can’t find much to share. So I can’t guarantee the best post you’re ever going to come across, but it is the best I could do with this week’s headlines. Here are what we discovered for this week.


When tree care companies give back to their community, everyone wins! Donating time, expertise and services can boost a tree care company’s profile, and earn the respect and appreciation of the neighborhood. Steve Chisholm, president of TCIA member company Aspen Tree Experts in Jackson…The Business of Charitable Tree Work



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Monday, March 9, 2015

STAY CALM and STAY OFF

Every week I try to find interesting tales to share with my followers. As you can predict, sometimes there’s not much to share. So I can’t guarantee the best article you are ever going to come across, but it’s the best I could do with this week’s headlines. Here are what we discovered for this week.


Every year, workers are killed or seriously injured while performing snow or ice removal from rooftops and other building structures, such as decks. And just like you once said, “How much training does it take to drag brush to a chipper?” saying the same thing about clearing snow from a roof…STAY CALM and STAY OFF



Tree work doesn’t have to be uninteresting. It can really be rather amazing. As you can see, often it ares significant enough to make headings. Although it doesn’t happen typically, when it does, we will attempt to share it with you. Make sure to return frequently to find out more about what’s going on in the arborist universe.


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Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Winter Stresses on Trees and Shrubs

Some individuals could claim that there truly aren’t any news worthy tales in the tree care industry but, would say they were incorrect! Here are a few tales I found interesting enough to call it news.


Heavy snow and ice, as well as frozen soil conditions, can damage cherished trees and shrubs in residential landscapes. Even areas without major snowfall experience high winds and huge fluctuations in temperatures during winter. But homeowners can lessen the adverse effects of winter weather with preventive maintenance.read more…Winter Stresses on Trees and Shrubs



As you can see, there are several tales that are fascinating. Check back within a few days to review our most current blog post. Oh yeah, and always remember to share this article with your preferred social network platform.


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Friday, January 30, 2015

Preview: Voice for Trees Auction at WMC 2015

I make every effort to keep on top of the most current tree care information, so below are a few of the recent trends regarding trees. I’m not saying they’re Pulitzer material, but I figured I would share anyway.


Ready, set, bid! The 12th Annual Voice for Trees Political Action Committee (VFT-PAC) cocktail reception, dinner and auction remains one of the most anticipated events at TCIA’s Winter Management Conference (WMC). Join us in the upscale Cabo Del Sol Clubhouse for an evening of drinks, dinner, and friendly bidding. All while raising funds to advance your interests in Washington!read more…Preview: Voice for Trees Auction at WMC 2015



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Saturday, January 24, 2015

Looking Back: 25 Years of TCI Magazine

Each week I search for intriguing tales to share with my followers. As you can predict, sometimes there’s not much to share. So I can’t guarantee the best blog post you’re ever going to come across, but it’s the best I could find with this week’s headlines. Here are the things that we discovered for today.


To celebrate 25 years of TCI Magazine, we have uploaded every single issue of TCI Magazine to our public digital archives. Now, for the first time, you can read every article we’ve ever published – all the way back to June 1990!read more…Looking Back: 25 Years of TCI Magazine



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Sunday, January 18, 2015

Give Back at WMC 2015

I try to keep on top of the most current tree care news, so below you’ll discover a few of the current trends regarding trees. I’m not saying they are Pulitzer material, but I figured I would share anyway.


Have a little extra room in your suitcase? If you’re planning on attending TCIA’s Winter Management Conference (WMC), February 8 – 12 in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, then consider filling the extra space with school supplies for local students in need.read more…Give Back at WMC 2015



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Monday, January 12, 2015

Measuring the True Value of Neonicotinoids in North America

Each week I search for fascinating stories to share with my followers. As you can imagine, sometimes there’s not much to share. So I can’t promise the best article you’re ever going to read, but it’s the best I could find with this week’s stories. Here are the things that we discovered for today.


A year ago, Bayer CropScience, Syngenta, and Valent jointly commissioned an independent study on the socio-economic benefits of neonicotinoid insecticides in North America.read more…Measuring the True Value of Neonicotinoids in North America



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Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Buyer Beware When Purchasing Tree Care

I strive to remain on top of all the most up to date tree care news, so below you’ll find some of the recent happenings regarding trees. I’m not pretending that they are Pulitzer material, but I figured I’d share anyway.


Fall and winter storms often bring out the best in a community. Neighbors, even strangers, help each other cope with aggravations and property damage left in the wake of a storm. Unfortunately, storms also bring out the worst in a community – fast-buck artists looking to profit from the misfortunes of others. How can homeowners protect themselves when they need to hire a tree care company to clean up after a storm?read more…Buyer Beware When Purchasing Tree Care



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Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Four Reasons Your Property Needs More Green Space

Weekly I look for fascinating stories to share with my readers. As you can predict, sometimes there’s not much to share. So I can’t guarantee the best blog post you are ever going to read, but it is the best I could do with this week’s stories. Here are what we discovered for this week.


Whether you’re a property manager looking to attract more tenants, or a homeowner looking to boost your property value, adding “green space” such as trees, shrubs and other plants to your landscape is an affordable, rewarding way to achieve your goal(s). But how exactly does green space add valu…Four Reasons Your Property Needs More Green Space



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Friday, December 12, 2014

Years of Plantings at The Park at LeDroit: A Profile

Some individuals could state that there really aren’t any news worthy tales in the tree care market however, we’d say they’re wrong! Here are a couple of tales I thought were fascinating enough to call it information.


Casey Trees plants trees across the District through several programs including our flagship Community Tree Planting (CTP) program. Groups identify locations for ten or more trees and if their application is approved, they receive the trees, tools and technical assistance at no cost. It’s a win-win for the group and our urban forest. One location […]…Years of Plantings at The Park at LeDroit: A Profile



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Friday, December 5, 2014

Keep Your Landscape Deer Free

Each week I look for fascinating stories to share with my followers. As you can predict, sometimes I can’t find much to share. So I can’t guarantee the best post you are ever going to come across, but it’s the best I could do with this week’s headlines. Here are what we discovered for this week.


Deer damage to ornamental plants is an increasing problem. Deer populations in neighborhoods have grown rapidly due to abandoned farms, hunting restrictions and suburban sprawl. And they are dining on expensive suburban landscapes – especially in areas with heavy snowfall in …Keep Your Landscape Deer Free



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Saturday, November 29, 2014

10 Things We Are Thankful For This Holiday Season

I attempt to keep on top of all of the latest tree care news, so below you will find a few of the existing trends concerning trees. I’m not saying they are Pulitzer material, but I figured I would share anyway.


It’s the week of Thanksgiving and people all around the country are taking stock of what they are thankful for this holiday season. We at Casey Trees are no different. We have looked back at this past year with fond memories of our plantings, classes and the communities that we have transformed, tree-by-tree and chose […]…10 Things We Are Thankful For This Holiday Season



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Friday, October 17, 2014

Save the Date for Student Career Days

Each week I search for intriguing stories to share with my followers. I’m sure you can imagine, sometimes I can’t find much to share. So I can’t guarantee the best blog post you are ever going to come across, but it is the best I could do with this week’s headlines. Here are what we found for this week.


Are you ready for the 18th Annual Student Career Days events at TCI EXPO, November 13 – 15 in Hartford, CT? We are – and we’re excited about the great prizes we’re giving away this year!read more…Save the Date for Student Career Days



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Saturday, October 11, 2014

August 2014 Accident Briefs

Each week I look for interesting stories to share with my readers. As you can predict, sometimes there’s not much to share. So I can’t promise the best blog post you’re ever going to come across, but it is the best I could do with this week’s headlines. Here are exactly what we discovered for this week.


Each month, TCIA runs a summary of “Accident Briefs,” which are taken from published reports or are reported directly to TCIA staff. TCIA encourages our members (and all tree care companies) to review the incidents and consider using them as a basis for, or incorporation into, a tailgate safety meeting.read more…August 2014 Accident Briefs



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Sunday, September 28, 2014

Arboriculture Education at TCI EXPO 2014

I attempt to remain on top of all of the most up to date arborist news, so below you will find some of the present trends concerning trees. I’m not saying they’re Pulitzer material, but I thought they were interesting.


The foundation of TCI EXPO, November 13 – 15, lies in arboriculture. This ever-evolving, highly technical field offers many unique business opportunities for entrepreneurial tree care professionals, but sometimes it can be tough to keep pace with the latest developments in the industry.read more…Arboriculture Education at TCI EXPO 2014



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Monday, September 22, 2014

Treelines: Week of September 15, 2014

Every week I try to locate intriguing tales to share with my readers. I’m sure you can imagine, sometimes there’s not much to share. So I can’t guarantee the best blog post you’re ever going to read, but it’s the best I could find with this week’s headlines. Here are the things that we found for today.


Because urban forestry issues span a wide range of topics and are constantly a source of local, national, and international news, we think it’s important to provide you with the most up-to-date information on everything tree-related: from local and national headlines to the latest in research and technologies, to simply feel-good stories. Look for our [...]…Treelines: Week of September 15, 2014



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