Bartlett Tree Experts

Dendrochronology is the study of tree rings and what they say about the overall age and life a tree.

What our customers are saying

A cloudy winter day high above the Napa Valley in Angwin (CA)

Have a safe and happy holiday!

Even the pinecones are getting dressed up for the holiday season! Douglas fir can be distinguished by the ‘fancy’ tassels on each cone scale. https://www.bartlett.com/resources/tree-species/douglas-fir

Thank you Josh W., Sonoma CA for the before (2007) and current picture of your property. So happy you're enjoying the Red Maples. They put on a show this Fall. (Red Maples planted in January, 2018)

Get ready for fall tree planting!

Napa Valley Glass Fire destruction. Notice the steel belts where the tires used to be.

Happy Monday all. Bud Reeves snapped this picture of a newly built treehouse in a client's yard. (how cool is this!)

Autumn comes in nearly all colors of the rainbow! https://www.livescience.com/16508-fall-leaves-rainbow-galle

This year for Black Friday, consider adding some dramatic black plants to your garden! https://balconygardenweb.com/20-black-flowers-and-plants-t/

This is just too funny (& cute) not to share. (Photographed by Bud Reeves, Local Manager) Apologies if you're seeing a sideways picture.

Top U. S. destinations for fall foliage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eo4OvMboxMM

Another Happy Customer!

Thank you to all the wonderful firefighters! Stay safe out there!

Our customer had ALL 3 of their pumps go down in the heatwave & fires and they were unable to irrigate their newly planted vineyard. What to do??? Call Bartlett Tree Experts for assistance! We filled up the spray truck and came to the rescue.

Crepe myrtle is a favorite flowering ornamental tree, but with smooth, mottled bark, its beauty extends through autumn and winter.

California bay (or CA bay laurel) is a large native tree most often found growing along streams or creeks, or in natural drainage areas. This tree is rarely planted for ornamental purposes, but is common in landscapes due to its rapid growth, seed spread, and ability to sprout from stumps. https://www.bartlett.com/resour/tree-species/california-bay

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Oldest Apple tree in Washington dies, but its legacy lives on.

Golden-crowned sparrows are back in the Bay Area! Many of them return to the exact same spot they spent the previous winterbut why?

Make sure your houseplants get some fall attention, too.

What is soil compaction?

In your landscape, some creepy crawlies can be tricks but some can be treats and it’s good to know the difference! You might not recognize this familiar friend in its larval stage, but all grown up it will be a ladybug. And young or adult, these insects can eat thousands of small sap-sucking insects in their lifetime.

Now is the time to think about fertilization! Fall/winter rains (hopefully coming soon!!) will deeply penetrate the soil and the roots of your trees and shrubs will start taking this water in. Fertilizing the soil around this time will insure your trees are getting the nutrients they need.

What should you do with your land after a wildfire? Here is some great advice from a local consulting arborist and the California Native Plant Society on caring for your landscape after a fire. You can always call us for a property review to address any concerns you have about the health of your trees.... https://napavalleyregister.com//article_2bac42f2-7bea-54bc https://www.cnps.org/give/priority-initiatives/fire-recovery

This is just too funny (& cute) not to share. (Photographed by Bud Reeves, Local Manager) Apologies if you're seeing a sideways picture.