Bartlett Tree Experts - Phoenix, AZ

Happy 4th of July from Bartlett Tree Experts. Stay cool, hydrate, and be safe.

Many homeowners utilize their landscaper to take care of their trees. Here's an article from the Tree Care Industry Association and what the difference is between the two.

Arborists (Tree Workers):
Specialization: Arborists focus on trees and their health. They handle tasks related to mature trees, such as pruning, cabling, tree removal, and stump grinding.
Equipment: Arborists are trained to use dangerous equipment like chainsaws and chippers.
Safety: Reputable tree care companies follow safety practices and carry liability insurance.
When to Hire: Call an arborist if your trees need care, look desperate, or pose safety risks.
Landscapers:
Specialization: Landscapers are experts in horticulture. They deal with lawns, shrubs, gardens, and irrigation systems.
Tasks: Landscapers handle landscape installation, lawn care, mulching, and garden bed maintenance.
Scope of Work: If you need aesthetic improvements to your lawn or garden fixtures, a landscaper is your best bet.
Collaboration: Landscapers and arborists can collaborate, sharing leads and coordinating efforts

Landscapers vs. Arborists – What’s the Difference Distinguishing between landscapers and arborists may seem unnecessary, at first.

Awesome feedback from one of our customers that is very happy to be serviced by our newest arborist, Noah.

Welcome Summer!

Today, we proudly celebrate 117 years of our company's rich history in providing scientific tree care to our communities. On June 6, 1907, our founder, Francis (Frank) Bartlett, dispatched his first tree care crew, showed his first job, and stayed close while visiting other potential clients to be available to the crew and client. Imagine if he could see who we are today!

Our female crew leader is doing an awesome job. Happy to see that our customers think so too.

One of our happy customers expressing how pleased they are with our services.

Aphids are active this time of year on roses and other plants and trees. Contact us for a free consultation to have an I.S.A. Certified Arborist come do an assessment and give you his recommendations for control of these pests.

Free Trees With Donation This official site of the Arbor Day Foundation provides information about planting and caring for trees, donating to plant trees in honor of others in a forest, and much more. Buy trees online or plant memorial & celebration trees as a gift in a forest in need.

Our customers love our arborists. They are very knowledgeable and helpful and really do care about your trees.

After winter ends, your trees and shrubs will be working hard to establish spring growth. If your soil lacks nutrients (which most urban and suburban soils do), the overall health and appearance of your plants – their growth, colour, and foliage – will suffer.

As part of our ongoing commitment to the care of landscapes, we recommend soil tests in early spring to determine what is, and is not, in the soil beneath your trees. A soil test ensures that our prescription fertilisation treatments contain the precise nutrients needed for optimal growth and health of your trees and shrubs.

If you would like to schedule a spring consultation, call us on 01423 359090 or contact us online to arrange an appointment - https://www.bartlett.com/locations/york.cfm

Robert Bartlett Jr. Receives TCIA Chair's Award During the Tree Care Industry Association (TCIA) Winter Management Conference, Robert Bartlett Jr., Chairman and CEO of Bartlett Tree Experts, was recognized...

Awesome job by our arborists and the crew!

Great job by one of our experienced arborists!

Happy customer, happy trees!

Happy Valentines Day from your local arborists at Bartlett Tree Experts!

Wood borers are insects that develop underneath the bark of woody plants. Most of these insects can attack only dying
trees, felled logs or trees under stress. In our area, the cause of stress is usually lack of irrigation, but stress can also
be the result of mechanical injury, root disturbance, sunscald, and diseases. Wood borers colonize these stressed
trees and are often blamed for tree mortality. However, the underlying issue is the physiological stress which provided
the wood borers with opportunity. Wood borers are usually beetles or moths which develop in the wood as larvae and
emerge in one or two years as adult insects. These adult insects emerge with the sole purpose of finding a mate and
depositing eggs on another susceptible host tree.

Wow, this is a giant tree.

Check out this GIANT! In this image we have US cavalry soldiers posing in front of a tree known as the "Grizzly Giant" 1900. The tree 🌳 still stands today and is estimated to be around 3,000 years old. A true beauty! 🫶🏻

Always good to hear that our arborists are doing well out in the field. Great job, Chris!

Citrus fruit can be dropped off to help the needy at St. Mary's Food Bank. You have to pick it yourself but it's a good way to dispose of your fruit.

St. Mary's Food Bank in Valley accepting citrus donations With temperatures in Arizona just right for the citrus harvesting season, the St. Mary's Food Bank is now accepting donations.