The goal of Urban Forest Pro blog posts about tree planting is to provide a wealth of information about tree planting in Portland, Oregon, tree planting in Vancouver, Washington, and the surrounding areas. Many homeowners and property owners are interested in the subject of tree planting, and it’s important to provide information regarding the various methods of tree planting, as well as the rules and regulations put in place by local governments. Tree planting seems like a fairly straightforward subject, but when it comes to tree planting in Portland, Oregon, and tree planting in Vancouver, Washington, it helps to have the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) certified arborists at Urban Forest Pro on your side. The most common mistakes with tree planting include planting the wrong tree in the wrong location. This can lead to expensive tree maintenance or even tree removal that reveals itself only after the tree has reached maturity. At Urban Forest Pro, we’ve been in the tree planting business for a long time, so we can provide expert recommendations. Our hope is that this blog serves as a starting point for residents of Multnomah County, Oregon, and Clark County, Washington, to learn about tree planting. All posts are written and/or edited and/or reviewed by the ISA-certified arborists on our staff.
Urban Forest Pro’s arborist’s are excited for the opportunity to prune trees surrounding our local schools. We would like to reach out and provide a learning experience for the students by showing different tree care methods. We will also be providing a tree ID scavenger hunt with the Portland Timber’s Timber Joey. Above is a tree […]
So you choose to do a live Christmas tree. I mean why cut down a tree when you don’t have too, right? And now that Christmas is over you are pondering what to do with that live tree sitting in your living room. Well, if you are thinking about planting it in your yard, you […]
When you think about energy saving tips, your landscaping decisions may not be the first thing that comes to mind. But your trees can play an important role in staying cool this summer and for many summers to come. We only get a few months of hot weather here in the Portland area, but even […]
