Welcome to the brand new ArborTrue Blog!

This is the start of our new ArborTrue Blog.  We are excited about this opportunity to connect with you.

As our blog is new, and this is the first post, you may have some questions.  Don’t worry, we have answers.

What’s this blog about?

Our blog is about a lot of things.  It’s about trees.  It’s about the weather.  It’s about landscapes.  It’s about cake – okay, not really, but cake does sound tasty right about now.  It’s about a lot of things.  The main thing our blog is about though is well … you.

Our blog is focused on you.  It’s focused on people and what they need.  People who have trees and plants.  People who like trees and plants even if they don’t have any.  People who love nature.  People who appreciate nature in their community.  People who have questions about all this.  In short, it’s about people, well, just like you.

What kinds of things can I find on ArborTrue’s blog?

As our blog is focused on you, it’s going to have things for you.  Although we’re just starting our blog, and the tree is still taking root so to speak, we have a lot of ideas.  We’re planning to have posts for you about:

Seasonal Items – These are posts related to the season.  How do you care for your trees in the fall? or Is it a good idea to plant a certain kind of tree in the spring?  These posts will have tips and information you can use as the seasons change.

Current Events – There are all sorts of things happening in the wonderful world of trees and nature and at ArborTrue, we have our ears to trees listening.  These posts are going to be about things that are currently going on.  We might have posts about a pest that might be on the rise or a plant disease that might be expanding in an area.  We could have posts about a conference or event that might be happening that you might like to attend.  In short, these posts are about what’s happening now that we think you might like to know.

Tips and Advice – We all need some advice now and again, and sometimes a little tip is all we need to get started or to finish something.  That’s what these posts are going to be about.  For example, have you ever wondered what’s the best way to water different landscape trees, or what plants you should mulch around and how?  These posts are going to be about things like that.  We’re going to have useful tips and advice to help you.

Answers to Questions – We all have questions about things we see in our landscapes and as we go around our communities.  Questions like, why does one tree have flowers and another doesn’t when they seem the same? or Can I plant a tree in my yard if it says it grows in a different zone to where I live?  In these posts, we’ll answer questions like these and more.

Information from Arborists – At ArborTrue, we know some pretty awesome arborists (really, you should meet them).  They know about trees, planting, pruning, and so much more.  They truly care about trees, their community, the environment, and the people they serve.  From time to time we’ll have information from them that you can learn from and that you can use to better your trees and landscape.

ArborTrue News – From time to time we’ll have news from ArborTrue.  This might be about a discount we’re having (we have a limited-time one as this is being written – check out our FaceBook page to see it), something important happening in the company or industry, and other things we think you’d like to know.

Much More – This is a new blog.  Like a tree in nature, we want it to grow and expand and reach its full potential.  We’ll keep on the lookout for new topics and ideas we think might interest you and post about them.

How can I connect with ArborTrue?

We’re glad you asked!  You can connect with us on FaceBook, Twitter, and Instagram.  We’d love for you to like and subscribe.  You can also connect with us through our website.  If you’d like, you can also give us a call at 832-980-8733.  We’d be happy to speak with you.

So this is ArborTrue’s new blog.  We hope you like it so far.  We know as we post that you’ll find information that’s interesting and useful that you can use to better the trees and plants in your landscape.  Just to let you know, we have an upcoming post all about cold but not freezing weather that we’ll think you’ll like.  Stay tuned.

We are so happy you stopped by and we look forward to connecting with you again.