Just Trees Australia

Trees falling down all over the place at - yellow box fell on fence and cattle yards, - stringy bark fell on shed, pine tree fell on residential fence and other trees, - large elm tree fell on car, fences and other residential items, all these trees uprooted at the base of the tree due to very wet ground, strong winds and an uneven weight distribution of the tree.

Call us for any emergency tree damage or required tree works.

Busy week and more to come. Golden Ash Removal due to it becoming a hazard dropping major limbs and had dieback in it. And a Eucalyptus fell on a fence, we had to fix it after hours. Busy week…

What a find today whilst cutting up a fallen tree, beautiful fresh honey… Tasted amazing

Some before and after photos of a job we did in Wangaratta, pruning a whole driveway of Manchurian pear trees. We did height and weight reduction. Great job with great staff and great machinery, thanks to and for their Cherry pickers, made the job go a lot quicker and improved our access.

These two ash trees required confined space pruning as they were directly above caravans, they were dropping limbs and there were multiple broken branches that were hanging in the tree, we did some weight reduction and dead wooding up the tree which made it a lot more aesthetic and safe.

Doing some weight reduction/ Dead wooding and removing vegetation overhanging service line in

In the land of Oz, where gum trees sway,
An arborist crew begins their day,
With chainsaws buzzing, sharp and keen,
They work among the forest green.

Amidst the leaves and branches high,
A world of wonders, reaching for the sky,
For trees, they gift us life's embrace,
In every corner of this vast, wild place.

From towering eucalyptus grand,
To the wise old oak, a symbol of the land,
Trees provide us air to breathe,
A vital gift we must not sheathe.

In the urban jungle, streets they grace,
A shade provider in every space,
In parks and yards, a welcome sight,
Beneath their boughs, we find delight.

Their timber strong, a gift of wood,
From crafting homes to fires for food,
In Aussie hearts, the woodpile's pride,
Warmth and laughter side by side.

And when a tree needs pruning care,
Or if it's time for one to fare,
A call they make, to us they ring,
We'll be there with ropes and swing.

With hearts aglow, we'll trim and prune,
A tree's new look, a stylish tune,
In green, we're masters, through and through,
Preserving trees, for me and you!

So, let's salute the mighty trees,
From outback plains to coastal seas,
For in their presence, we're embraced,
A bond of life, forever laced.

In this great land, our hearts unite,
With trees, we dance, by day and night,
For we're arborists, bold and true,
Preserving trees, for me and you!

Some interesting jobs lately, helping remove hazardous trees, stump grinding and lots of chipping. We offer a 10% discount to our hourly rate for pensioners and veterans, be sure to let us know your situation when asking for a free quote.

Excellent weather for a climb

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On this day 104 years ago, Australians and New Zealanders fought side by side, landing in a place far from their homelands; a place that would become known as ANZAC Cove.

Though the Gallipoli Campaign would end nine months later, those that survived would be joined by more reinforcements to fight for another three years until the guns finally fell silent on the 11th November 1918.

On land, sea and air, from a nation of less than five million, 62,000 gave their lives in an Australian uniform. A further 155,000 were wounded or imprisoned. From a nation of around one million people, around 18,000 New Zealanders were killed and more than 40,000 wounded.

Today Anzac Day goes beyond the anniversary of the landing on Gallipoli in 1915. It is the day on which we remember all Australians who served and died in war and on operational service. The spirit of Anzac, with its qualities of courage, mateship, and sacrifice, continues to have meaning and relevance for our sense of national identity.

We encourage you to share your family connection by commenting below.

Lest We Forget.


Image: A02781 A view looking out of a lifeboat carrying unidentified men of the Australian 1st Divisional Signal Company as they are towed towards Anzac Cove at 6 am on the day of the landing.

Some recent jobs all over the place lately in and even as far as storm damaged trees, pruning jobs, and some removals of hazardous trees.

Hi, we have a labourers/ truck driver position available in our business.

It is a permanent part time job, $35 per hr working for an arborist company.

Must have MR License, must be physically fit/ no injuries, chainsaw experience preferred.

Good conditions, good machinery/ vehicles etc.

Immediate start available

Contact Dave 0435624017

JUST TREES AUSTRALIA North East Victoria's local Arborist. We service the Albury Wodonga Region and surrounding areas including Beechworth, Myrtleford, Bright, Wangaratta and Tallangatta.

They were some big logs we had to cut up that’s for sure. Only the tungsten can do the job…

Can’t swim forever, some recent jobs we have been doing, storm damaged trees on farm fences and sheds and at Aldi. Fence side pruning for driveways, and some other tree removals. Busy time of the year.

Who would want to go back to work when we’re here every day ! Go Australia Day tomorrow!

Our family and team wish everyone a safe and happy Merry Christmas and blessed new year.

This tree had a large amount of dead wood in it. Large dead branches and lots of minor deadwood can be a good indicator of root problems. We were able to help this trees condition and appearance.

This tree had split at a natural bifircutation, there was a lot of decay in it and had fallen on a shed. We were able to rig piece by piece and suspend it until we removed the lot without it doing further damage.

More logs to be milled up, getting some nice posts and sleepers made up.

Lest we forget