Wachtel Tree Science’s tree care tip blog is an online resource regarding all aspects of tree care and plant health care management. Here, our Certified Arborists offer information on a wide variety of tree care topics that we feel are important for our clients to know. In our ongoing goal to provide education and knowledge of the tree care industry, we hope you use this blog as a beneficial tool to help keep your trees healthy and beautiful. Take advantage of the years of experience and extensive industry knowledge of our Certified Arborists and explore our Tree Care Tip Blog below.
The American Society of Consulting Arborists (ASCA) awards individuals in achieving Registered Consulting Arborist (RCA) status. In March 2021 one of our own was awarded this exemplary status – Nathan Schuettepelz.
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Our Executive Vice President, Ben Reince, was honored by receiving the M.F. Blair Award for Exceptional Contribution to Practical Arboriculture, granted by the ISA Board of Directors at the ISA Annual International Conference. He embodies each of the areas required to gain an award through the ISA.
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Take our personality quiz to see what kind of tree is most like you. Upon discovering what tree is like you, consider planting this tree in your landscape.
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While there are many trees found in Wisconsin, it is important to know what trees will provide shade in a landscape, and what trees should be planted to complement your landscape.
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With the Wisconsin landscape changing rapidly, trees that flower and produce berries are beautiful additions to any landscape. The Serviceberry and Hackberry are known for their flowering nature and production of berries.
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Deciduous trees are known for losing their leaves annually, thus resulting in a long growing season. During the growing season, these trees, are known for the moisture they exude.
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Have you ever wondered what a consultation from Wachtel Tree Science would entail? Well, when working as an arborist, we are commonly asked what processes we take when receiving a call, performing a consultation, and what choices we make regarding our tree treatment, seasonal practices, and the preservation of trees. Read more.
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The owners of our company have directed all employees to follow the recommended workplace strategies outlined by the CDC and other health authorities. We are also closely monitoring workforce changes to safeguard against interruption in your service. Learn about what this means for your next tree care service.
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The most common type of pruning involves removing branches that are diseased, visibly broken, dying, or dead. Certified Arborists have a keen eye to be able to see these branches while looking at trees.
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The brilliant colors of fall entice each one of us to get outside, go for a walk, and enjoy the beauty around us, but when we begin to see those colors fall, we know the winter cold is upon us. What if the beautiful fall leaves on my trees have not yet fallen by February?
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