Do you have newly planted trees? Fall through winter is a critical window for protecting your trees. Here's what commercial property managers and HOA boards should be doing right now to care for new trees.

When is the smartest time to plant trees on California commercial properties and HOA communities? What considerations are there when planning tree planting on commercial properties and HOAs? Arbor MD has the answers…

If you manage a commercial property, HOA, or business campus, you already know that tree maintenance is a constant balancing act. Trees add value, shade, and curb appeal, but they also demand pruning, monitoring, and the occasional emergency intervention. Tree growth regulators offer a way to reduce some of that maintenance burden, but …

Arboriculture is the science of caring for trees — and understanding it can make a real difference for the properties you manage. Knowing the basics helps you protect your landscape, reduce liability, and preserve long-term property value. Discover why arboriculture matters and how to put it to work for your properties in the full guide.

Learn how to spot permanent heat damage in trees on your commercial property or HOA—and when to call a certified arborist before winter arrives.

A Super El Niño isn't just another weather forecast. For commercial property owners, HOA managers, and estate owners, it's a direct threat to your trees, property and clients.

Here's what's coming, why your trees are at risk, and the steps you can take right now to protect them.

Surface watering keeps commercial trees looking fine on top while their deep roots slowly go thirsty, leaving them stressed, unstable, and vulnerable to drought. Read our post about Deep Root Watering to see how the process works, the benefits it brings to your property, when to schedule it, and how the professionals at Arbor MD can keep your trees thriving year-round.

Commercial Property Mangers, HOA Managers and More: Prepare your 2027 budget to include your annual comprehensive tree care. Learn how to plan seasonal maintenance and reduce liability. We are here to help!

California’s new watering law, AB 1572, compliance date is looming. We share why it is critical to understand the law and how to act now. 

Summer limb drop is a hidden risk for commercial properties, HOAs, and community spaces, causing large tree branches to fall suddenly during hot, calm weather. Understanding the key causes of summer tree limb drop—including heat stress, drought, and structural weakness—can help property managers identify vulnerable trees and reduce liability.