Tree pruning is one of the most important steps in maintaining the long-term health, safety, and beauty of your trees. But timing matters just as much as technique. In the Pacific Northwest — where our winters are wet, our summers are dry, and species vary widely from firs to maples to ornamental trees — choosing … Continued
Happy New Year! January in Camas can be a challenge for trees. Situated on the west end of the Columbia River Gorge, the weather can get quite lively. The east wind and the potential for snow and ice can lead to a myriad of tree failures. While whole tree failure is rare, branch or stem … Continued
It’s a scenario no homeowner or property manager wants to face: You step outside to enjoy the shade of a beloved tree, only to notice strange holes in the bark, wilting leaves, or sticky residue on your patio. Invasive pests could be at work, quietly damaging your trees and threatening the health of your landscape. … Continued
When you step outside and listen to birdsong, see a butterfly drifting by, or watch a squirrel scampering up a trunk, you’re witnessing just a small part of the complex web of life that trees sustain. Trees are much more than beautiful features in our yards and parks—they’re crucial pillars in every ecosystem, supporting a … Continued
Trees are some of the longest-living and most valuable organisms on Earth. They quietly support ecosystems, provide shelter for wildlife, clean our air, offer shade, and even add significant value to our homes and communities. But have you ever wondered what a tree’s life looks like from start to finish? Let’s explore the fascinating lifecycle … Continued
When you walk through a lush, tree-lined neighborhood or enjoy the shade of a towering maple in your backyard, you might not give much thought to the health and stability of those trees. However, trees are living organisms, and just like people, they can develop problems that are not always visible to the untrained eye. … Continued
When people think of tree pruning, they often picture someone trimming back branches to make a tree look more symmetrical or neat. And while there’s nothing wrong with wanting a tidy landscape, the benefits of tree pruning go far beyond appearance. At New Day Arborist, we like to say: good pruning is proactive care—a vital … Continued
At New Day Arborist, we believe every tree tells a story—sometimes that story is one of strength and beauty, and sometimes it’s a quiet call for help. Trees are resilient, but like all living things, they can succumb to age, disease, pests, or environmental stress. The good news? Catching the warning signs early can make … Continued
Trees are essential to the environment, providing shade, oxygen, and habitat for wildlife. However, during periods of drought, trees can become stressed and vulnerable, leading to weakened health and increased susceptibility to disease and pests. For homeowners and property managers in Southwest Washington, understanding proper watering techniques can be the key to maintaining healthy trees … Continued
Trees are essential pillars of our natural environment, providing benefits that extend far beyond their aesthetic appeal. One of their most critical roles is supporting local wildlife and pollinators. From offering shelter and food to creating habitats that sustain entire ecosystems, trees play a fundamental role in maintaining biodiversity. For homeowners and landowners in Southwest … Continued