For the fourth year in a row Wachtel has won the Grand Award for Excellence in Arboriculture. This Award program is sponsored by the Tree Care Industry Association.
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Excellence—In All We Do
Friday, 10 February 2006
Stately Estate Trees
Friday, 10 February 2006
By: Anthony C. Arnoldi, Board Certified Master Arborist WI-0102B
Every property cannot be an estate, but every property can have trees worthy of an estate.
Eastern & Cooley Spruce Gall Adelgids
Friday, 10 February 2006
By: Dominick Bierdek, Certified Arborist WI-0635A
Spruce galls are caused by an adelgid. While similar, Eastern and Cooley Spruce Galls have a somewhat different life cycle.
Pine Borers
Friday, 10 February 2006
By: Jeffrey P. Hagfors, Certified Arborist WI-0181A
The Zimmerman Pine Moth is a common pest of Austrian and Scots pine.
Do You Have Faith in Your Tree Service?
Thursday, 10 November 2005
By: Jean Ferdinandsen, Certified Arborist WI-0149A
Our goal is healthy trees by providing quality tree care and service to our customers.
Tender Giants
Thursday, 10 November 2005
By: Anthony C. Arnoldi, Board Certified Master Arborist WI-0102B
The very size and stature of old trees causes myths and misconceptions regarding the care they need.
Tree Inspections Should be Included with House Inspections
By: Paul Markworth, Board Certified Master Arborist WI-0153B
It can be a smart move for both home sellers and buyers to have trees inspected before closing.
Is Your Tree Well Grounded?
By: Jean Ferdinandsen, Certified Arborist WI-0149A
Trees need a good root system for both stability and health.
Spruce Destroyer
By: Dave Scharfenberger, Board Certified Master Arborist WI-0131B
Cytospera canker is the number one enemy of blue spruce. Drought stress is the biggest factor in the development of cytospera.
