Preparing to sell your home? If so, you’re probably in the process of keeping your house clean, staging your home, or making other home improvements to make it more appealing to potential buyers. But what is the one thing that realtors often talk first about when selling a home? […]
We enjoy trees for many reasons. They provide an aesthetic quality that is unparalleled, they provide shade, improve air quality and provide habitat for birds and animals. Many studies also show that trees actually increase property value. A healthy, mature tree on a residential property can increase the appraised […]
We talk a lot about our urban forest and the importance of a healthy urban forest—for many reasons. But how does a community manage their urban forest in a way that is sound and fair? This is a question that is arising […]
Arbor 1 Tree Service has earned the home service industry’s coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award, reflecting an exemplary year of customer service to members of the local services marketplace and consumer review site in 2016.
This achievement is particularly significant as Angie’s List experienced unprecedented member growth in 2016. […]
As we prepare to close out the last days of 2016, some of us may be making plans for a New Year’s resolution we vow to keep. Right?
From staying healthy to managing stress, you may be surprised how some of our most common resolutions are similar to what our […]
Think about life here in Central Oregon. Summers are glorious, fun and jam packed with activity. It seems like its go, go, go all day, every day in the summer. When fall rolls around, everyone seems to breathe a sigh of relief to take some time to chill out. […]
Now is the time of year when we start to think about covering the patio furniture, raking leaves and tidying up the yard for the winter.
Who knows what this winter will bring. Scientists and forecasters are calling for the biggest El Nino pattern in history and they think this […]
NOTE: This copy was taken from the Texas A & M Department of Ecosystem Science and Management Department
Wayne K. Clatterbuck, Associate Professor Forestry, Wildlife & Fisheries University of Tennessee, David S. Vandergriff, UT Extension Urban Horticulture & Forestry, Kim D. Coder Professor, Silvics/Ecology Warnell School of Forest Resources The […]
If you you’ve lived in Central Oregon for a few years, you know that it can start snowing fairly early in the fall season. Often times our mountains see a dusting of snow by the end of September.
And if you were here in 2009, you might […]
