A sincere and heartfelt thank you to all who made the greatest sacrifice for our freedoms. “Greater love hath no man than this, to lay down his life for his friends” John 15:13
A time and a place for every cut. The tree dictates the prune. Love your trees and tree them well.
The New Jersey Board of Tree Experts with the cooperation of the NJ Arborists - ISA Chapter, the Committee for the Advancement of Arboriculture (CAA) and supportive legislators have received word from the New Jersey Governors Office that tree care companies are essential services, check out the description at www.TCIA.org
Any service that helps maintain the function of a residence or business.
We, at Barrett Tree Service, are operating and we will be maintaining safe distances from people. To be sensitive we will maintain a 6 ft personal barrier and not be shaking hands. In fact, many clients do not even need to come out to meet us. Our team is small and our exposure is small. If you require service we are available.
Wishing you and your family peace and wellness in this strange and difficult time.
TCIA.ORG
Tree Care Services & Arborist Training by Tree Care Industry Association
English yew (taxus baccata) is a common hedge row plant many people have in their yard. This is a 1300 years old specimen in the UK. A resilient plant that, once established can provide aesthetic and ecological benefits for many years to come.
Luke Steer shared a post to the group: arbcology wood decaying fungi for arborists and mycologists.
March 6 at 11:07 PM ·
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2787079951383130&id=100002434586806
Luke Steer is in Martindale, Cumbria.
March 6 at 11:06 PM · Penrith, United Kingdom ·
Martindale old church. The ancient yew tree is thought to be 1300 years old. Apparently this has been a place of Christian worship for 750 years.
The tree is layering - growing sideways.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2787079951383130&id=100002434586806
Luke Steer is in Martindale, Cumbria.
March 6 at 11:06 PM · Penrith, United Kingdom ·
Martindale old church. The ancient yew tree is thought to be 1300 years old. Apparently this has been a place of Christian worship for 750 years.
The tree is layering - growing sideways.
When you think you’re saving money by calling TrEeGuYs off Facebook marketplace. Unfortunately this customer got taken for a ride. So we had to swoop in and get the stumps done right and everything ready so they can get the yard in order for spring. ONLY HIRE LICENSED AND INSURED COMPANIES. For a list of those properly insured and licensed to work in NJ visit the NJ Board of Tree Experts at njtreeexperts.org
Resilience. Trees overcome most obstacles.
Pied sur Terre.
February 11 at 6:16 PM ·
L’art de la nature ✨
La 8 éme est pas mal 😂
From our families to yours, a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving!!!
Ashton Martin
December 2 at 5:55 PM ·
America’s Amazon
"Hidden away in the heart of the Deep South, one of the nation’s greatest wildernesses is being destroyed, bit by bit, in a silent massacre.
There are more species of oaks on a single hillside on the banks of the Alabama River than you can find anywhere else in the world. The Mobile River Basin makes Alabama home to more species of freshwater fish, mussels, snails, turtles and crawfish than any other state. The contest isn’t even close.
For instance, Alabama is home to 97 crawfish species, while California, three times the size of Alabama, has but nine. There are 450 species of freshwater fish in the state, or about one-third of all species known in the entire nation. The system’s turtle population is even more singular. The Mobile-Tensaw Delta estuary system has 18 turtle species, more than any other river delta system in the world — more than the Amazon and more than the Mekong, both extraordinarily biodiverse ecosystems.
You won’t find people chaining themselves to trees to protect this place, or national environmental groups using pictures of it to sign up new members, because few know it exists. And yet, here it is — the Mobile River Basin, one of the richest in the world in terms of the sheer number of species and types of habitat. The major rivers and thousands of creeks feeding into this basin together form the largest inland delta system in the United States, second only to the Mississippi in how much water it dumps into the Gulf of Mexico.
The river system, the fourth-largest in the country in terms of water flow, stretches from the northern edge of Alabama to the Gulf, draining parts of four states, and encompassing hundreds of thousands of acres of forest, from Appalachian hardwood stands to haunted cypress swamps. A dedicated band of locals know it for the incredible hunting and fishing it affords. But few know it for its greatest distinction. That’s a shame, for this is America’s Amazon, far and away the most biodiverse river network in North America."
One of America’s great wildernesses is being destroyed, bit by bit, in a silent massacre https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2020-11-29/mobile-river-biodiversity-extinctions-alabama
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What's Wrong with Fertilizer? Understanding the Nitrogen Cycle
The Heirloom Gardener - John Forti
March 2 at 5:20 AM ·
Pruning 101 https://extension.umd.edu/hgic/topics/pruning-trees
Experienced in proper pruning techniques, rope rigging and bucket/aerial lift operation. Must have the ability o drag and stack limbs and logs as well as rake up small debris. Must have a valid license (CDL a plus). Must be able to take constructive criticism and learn new things.
BARRETT TREE SERVICE
Tree Trimmer
Experience in proper pruning techniques, rope rigging of limbs and bucket/aerial lift operation. Will be required to drive a truck with a trailer. Must have the ability to drag and stack limbs as well as rake up debris. Must be willing to learn.
BARRETT TREE SERVICE
Tree Trimmer