Bartlett Tree Experts - San Rafael

The biggest of the bigs. Coastal Redwood somewhere in NW California. 24 foot diameter and 321 feet tall. Redwood trees are the tallest living things on Earth, capable of reaching over 360 feet high and living for more than 2,000 years. Native exclusively to the Pacific Coast of North America, these ancient conifers form incredibly resilient ecosystems that generate their own rain and store massive amounts of carbon. Photo by Stephen Cobert - Big Tree Seekers

Ingram inspires next generation of ag leaders during commencement address | Penn State University Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences class of 2026 was encouraged to look beyond their own accomplishments and consider the lasting impact they will have on others, as Jim Ingram returned to his alma mater to deliver a commencement address grounded in resilience, mentorship and service.

Out On A Limb: Arborist Spotlight — Julian Vargas - Turf Magazine Julian Vargas, Crew Leader with Bartlett Tree Experts, shares how he became a certified arborist and what he enjoys most about his career.

Happy Friday to all of our clients, family & friends. We'd like to give a special shout out to our Crew Leader Alfredo, and his amazing team in winning our first ever Google Review Contest.
We appreciate all the Google reviews we've received in the last few months and can't thank each one of our clients enough for the kind words. Keep the reviews coming, you never know maybe a crew leader & team you recognize will be our next winners 🌲🌴🌳🍃🌿🌱🌻

With its golden-orange blooms, the California poppy is an unmistakable symbol of the Golden State. Have a golden weekend! Photo by Doug Herrema / @mypubliclands Alt text: Close-up view of bright orange California poppies rising above a field of small yellow wildflowers, with rolling hills covered in blooms stretching into the distance under a clear blue sky.

You might be surprised what the rarest pine tree in the U.S. is These trees used to be called Soledad pines.

Happy Arbor Day!