• August 19, 2026

    Everyone loves to plant trees – and generally speaking, arborists and landscapers do a great job. We celebrate tree planting as a noble cause, and it is. My question is, why do we still see so many newly planted trees [...]

  • April 16, 2026

    In tree care, safety is often treated like overhead. Necessary. Required. Important, sure – but expensive. Harnesses, helmets, training days, downtime for tailboards, safety managers, documentation. When you’re running multiple crews and watching fuel, labor and equipment costs climb, it [...]

  • Illustration by Jerry King
    January 21, 2026

    Illustration by Jerry King “How much does it cost to cut down a tree?” Well, that is a “million-dollar question.” To help answer the question, let’s go through a hypothetical scenario. You have a neighbor, Mr. Beaver, who [...]

  • White-Pine woes
    December 12, 2025

    Most of us have pretty good memories. Like taking the driver’s-license test, first dates with our significant other, a sibling’s birth date, etc. I don’t remember any of those things as time is slowly eroding my mind. I do, however, [...]

  • Jerry King sketch 2025
    November 17, 2025

    As I peer into the rearview mirror, I envision the people who were instrumental in shaping my career. One such person was George Wahl, a foreman for the Bartlett Tree Expert Co. in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania. I was hired for [...]

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