Arbor Equity

Multiple news outlets are reporting our drought progression, which is a great thing! Downside is we are not out of it yet. Trees are still stressed and as the summer heat climbs will be more prone to insects and disease.

We are seeing more and more slime flux on pine trees this year! This a bacterial infection with a horrible smell. We can treat it before it gets so bad and you lose the tree. 👷🏼‍♂️🌳⛑️

15 years straight of believing and practicing the highest levels of safety! Being a CTSP is not only about wearing PPE but about the minds, actions and practices of your co-workers👷🏼‍♂️🌳.

We love social media shout outs! It’s the best thanks we can get for a job well done and it’s how we’ve built our business! Retention pond work isn’t glamorous but needs to be done.

Great night out for a great cause! Youth sports aren’t cheap and we are a tree company that supports our community that we live and work in!

Most plants we use and buy are genetic cultivars of original species that had a genetic mutation. Sometimes the plants try to revert to their original form. Here is a dwarf Alberta spruce reverting back to a full size Alberta spruce.

As the official provider of tree work and sponsor of the Lake Oconee Wild Things and Bruzze Brewing we are happy to support their new venture of a beer to help support youth sports in our community! Come on out tomorrow night! First 50 Arbor Equity clients get a beer on us! Who doesn’t love food trucks, live music, baseball and beer!

Quick reminder: if you come across Crapemyrtle Bark Scale, please report it to EDDMapS at eddmaps.org or through the app.

Keep an eye out for white or gray felt-like patches along bark and branches, small pink to gray crawler stage insects, and black sooty mold that can make trunks look dark and dirty. You may also notice reduced flowering or a general decline in tree health during heavier infestations.

Early reports help track the spread and protect crapemyrtles and American beautyberry before infestations get worse.

As we are closed today, let’s take time to remember why!