Tree Stuff

I was just informed by the township of Wayne that the new planting of bamboo, multi flora rose and kudzu-vine is prohibited within the Township. This new law will be effective as of October 28, 2014. You can find a copy of the new law below! O14040 Chapt 129 Parks&Rec. Noxious Weeds&Plants

On October 29, 2011 a freak snow storm hit northern New Jersey. Trees that were still covered in foliage were weighed down by six inches of snow. Trees cracked under the weight of the snow and gave New Jersey a site that they had never seen before. The storm was so severe it was nicknamed […]

A lot of people see tree companies as just a business that removes large trees. They fail to see the many other things a tree expert can offer. I pride myself on offering services that a normal tree company would stray away from. Let me use a story as an example. Two years ago, after […]

I was inspired by a quote from Thomas Jefferson to make this poster. The quote is, “When you reah the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on”. I thought it applied to tree work very well.

I was inspired to write this blog by a comment that was posted on my Facebook page. The comment asked why were trees dying, and always falling and taking down high tension wires. So I figured I’d write a blog answering some of the most common questions I’m asked.   Why are trees uprooting? Trees […]

Today, we’re going to start feeling the effects of Hurricane Sandy. I thought I would give a few words of advice on what to do the morning before a large storm. Sandy is said to have Destructive Winds and Heavy Rain. This is a dangerous combination for trees. Trees will be coming down, it is […]

When I was originally drafting this blog, I was going to put a lot of emotion into it. I wanted to show my readers that climbing spikes are harmful to trees, and that no tree guy should use them when pruning a tree. Instead of taking that approach I decided to write down the facts […]

Last October northern New Jersey was devastated by a freak snow storm. It dumped about a foot of snow on trees in full leaf. It was a recipe for disaster. Tree limbs broke and fell everywhere. In fact, it’s over six months later and I’m still cleaning up from this storm that has been nicknamed […]

Happy fourth of July! Today we celebrate our independence, and it got me thinking about our nations history. One thing I don’t remember from history class is having a national tree. So I did some research and found that we do have a national tree. Beginning in August 2004 the Arbor Day Foundation hosted open […]

A lot has been going on in my life recently. The business is growing, I’m getting married, and I’ve started the stressful task of finding a house. Looking for a house changed my outlook on a lot of things. It has sure changed my interest when it comes to television. I notice myself watching DIY […]