by bradleytrees | Jul 30, 2021 | Arborist, Arborist Buffalo NY, Tree Consulting
Not too long ago, we shared some advice on a guide to plant a flowering dogwood tree. Today, allow us to enhance your Buffalo NY landscape even more by planting a tulip tree! Of course, when planting you should discuss with a certified arborist in WNY to...
by bradleytrees | Jul 21, 2021 | Arborist, Conservation, Education, Plant Healthcare, Tree Consulting
Updated December 2022 Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a beetle species that is not native to the United States. Its origins are in Eastern Asia, but it was first noticed in North America in 2002 in the Detroit area. They were first noticed in New York in 2009 in...
by bradleytrees | May 28, 2021 | Arborist, Plant Healthcare, Tree Consulting
You might be thinking to yourself right about now, “Well, planting a tree sounds like it would be a lot of work, why would I want to do that?” There are many, many reasons why you would want to plant any tree. Allow us to nudge you in the direction of a...
by bradleytrees | May 18, 2021 | Arborist, Arborist Buffalo NY, Plant Healthcare, Tree Consulting
Have you ever wondered what tree species are native to our Buffalo, NY region and which are invasive? Maybe you’ve just now wondered “what, there are invasive trees? How? I thought they were good!?” While it is true that trees are good, there are...
by bradleytrees | Apr 28, 2021 | Arborist, Plant Healthcare, Tree Consulting
The First Arbor Day The first Arbor Day in the United States was celebrated in Nebraska on April 10th, 1872, where approximately one million trees were planted, but this is not where the tradition began. In the Spanish village of Mondoñedo, the first arbor plantation...
by bradleytrees | Apr 16, 2021 | Conservation, Education, Plant Healthcare, Tree Consulting
Tree conservation has gotten a bad wrap from the hippie movement of the 1960’s. The conservationists of the ’60’s actually did a great deal in terms of change in not just the way we think about and behave around trees, but also pushed forward...
