Bartlett Tree Experts

Happy Monday from the Man-Faced Stink Bug! https://www.flickr.com/photos/pamas/31006246804

Organic and Naturally Based Tree Care https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3Qboadi-24

Time to start thinking about this year's vegetable garden! https://ucanr.edu/blogs/blogcore/postdetail.cfm

Found this old video on Leaves and found it very interring so see how far we have come in just few decades since this was produced. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/SME0xjd2BMo

With the soil thoroughly soaked from there atmospheric river rains, it is the perfect time to fertilize your trees for healthy growth in spring.

The tree of the month for January is the Red Ironbark Eucalyptus

Dreaming of a white Christmas? White pine can live for hundreds of years and grows in several shapes including the traditionally upright and narrow holiday tree. https://www.bartlett.com//white-pine-plant-heath-care-reco

Happy Thanksgiving from Bartlett Tree Experts to your family!

Santa Barbara Bartlett Crew 2020

A walk through six Continents of Plant Life at UCSB. Click link below to see the map.

Autumn Tree To-Do List: Identify and manage over-wintering pest populations. Fertilization encourages root development. Prune dead, broken and interfering branches. Check for structural weaknesses in branch junctions and install cables or braces if necessary... Perform cultural practices. Assess your landscape needs and establish next season’s landscape goals. See more

In your landscape, some creepy crawlies can be tricks but some can be treats and it’s good to know the difference! Lacewings are an important natural predator that eat many types of soft-bodied insects and insect eggs. In fact, look closely and you’ll see this one’s getting ready for a snack!

Trees and time cannot be replaced. People really relate to their trees and understand the importance of them. At Bartlett, we want to make sure your trees are safe and can live for generations. Every tree needs a champion. We are Bartlett Tree Experts!

A just-emerged Monarch Butterfly, photographed by Emma Schaffert of the Bartlett Tree Research Laboratory in North Carolina. The Western Monarch Butterflies come to coastal California in winter to rest on Eucalyptus trees.

Another Happy Customer!

Our Arborist Representative Bob White wrote a blog on caring for tree seedlings. Click below and check it out!

Don't forget to stop by our Nursery this weekend! We are open 10am-5pm daily and offer the largest selection of native plants in the region (which means we have... a native plant just for you). But why native plants? Because native plants evolved in this environment, they are adapted to the local environmental conditions, making them generally easy to grow. Native plants require less water and fewer chemicals, resulting in a reduction of air pollution and erosion. They conserve biodiversity and provide vital habitat and food for local wildlife (all the while saving YOU time and money). Native plants are the cornerstone to all life on our planet.