Tag Archives: new mexico
Windmill Palm
Windmill Palm
We don’t usually think of palm trees when we think of trees in Albuquerque. Our cold winter climate is just too much for...
Yellowing Leaves
Yellowing Leaves
We see a lot of trees, of many species and in varied landscapes, with leaves that are losing their green luster and t...
Tree Structural Pruning
Young Tree Structural Pruning
We strongly recommend structural pruning for young trees. This pruning allows us to focus on the strong...
Cicada Killer Wasp
Cicada Killer Wasps
Maybe you saw one this summer…and ran back inside the house! An understandable, if unwarranted, reaction to seeing...
Bur Oak
Bur Oak
If you are looking for a large shade tree to plant (assuming you have enough space for that!), a great option may be the bur o...
To Prune or Not To Prune
To Prune Or Not To Prune
That is a great question, actually. Pruning is a cornerstone of the commercial arborist’s world. However, not...
Technical Tree Climbing
Technical Tree Climbing
Recently, one of our certified arborists volunteered at the annual tree climbing championship hosted by our lo...
Twig Beetles
Twig Beetles
Did you know that pinyon pine is the state tree of New Mexico? Widely spread throughout our wild woodlands, pinyon is als...
Herbicide Damage to Trees
Herbicide Damage To Trees
There are particular challenges to having a nice landscape in the desert Southwest. One of those is the need...
Beneficial Insects in The Landscape
Beneficial Insects Tn The Landscape
When you learn a little bit about how insects and their kin live (and die!), it’s enough to horrif...