Tree Care Resources
Helpful guides, tips, and links to help you care for your trees and landscape
Homeowner Guides
Seasonal Tree Care Calendar for the Pacific Northwest
Month-by-month guide to tree care tasks for Pacific Northwest homeowners.
How to Choose the Right Tree for Your Yard
Factors to consider including mature size, soil requirements, and sun exposure.
Proper Mulching Techniques
Learn the right way to mulch. Avoid the common "volcano mulching" mistake.
Watering New Trees: A Complete Guide
How much, how often, and how long to water newly planted trees.
Tree Health Resources
Common Tree Diseases in Oregon
Guide for oak wilt, Swiss needle cast, root rot, and more.
Identifying Tree Pests
Visual guide to emerald ash borer, gypsy moth, and bark beetles.
Signs Your Tree Is Hazardous
Recognize warning signs: trunk cracks, mushrooms, and dead branches.
Understanding Tree Risk Assessment
What a professional risk assessment involves and why it matters.
Commercial Property Resources
Tree Management Plans
Why every commercial property needs a tree management plan.
Reducing Landscape Water Costs
Strategies to reduce irrigation costs 20-40% without quality loss.
Winter Property Preparation
Steps to minimize storm damage and liability risks.
Industry Links
International Society of Arboriculture
Leading professional organization for arborists worldwide.
Visit siteTree Care Industry Association
Safety, standards, and professionalism in tree care.
Visit siteOregon Department of Forestry
State forestry resources including fire prevention and urban forestry.
Visit siteOSU Extension Service
Research-based information on tree care, pests, and diseases.
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Quick tips
Seasonal tree care tips
Keep mulch thin and away from trunks, water new plantings deeply, and inspect trees after wind, ice, or heavy rain.
- Mulch 2 to 3 inches deep.
- Water slowly at the root zone.
- Look for cracks, dead limbs, or leaning.
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