The West Coast is home to some of the world's most iconic and diverse trees, from California's towering Giant Sequoias and ancient Bristlecone Pines to the Pacific Northwest's majestic Western Red Cedars and Douglas Firs. This Arbor Day, Arbor MD encourages everyone to appreciate and protect the trees in their own communities, ensuring they thrive for generations to come.

Earth Day provides the perfect launchpad for implementing sustainable practices and improving your property's treescapes. Whether you manage a single apartment complex or a massive portfolio of commercial spaces, here are practical ways to celebrate Earth Day to impress your tenants and visitors.

California's landscapes are transforming under Assembly Bill 1572, which mandates commercial property owners to replace non-functional turf with drought-tolerant alternatives to conserve water. While this shift is legally required, it poses risks to mature trees that rely on the same irrigation systems as the removed turf. Consulting an arborist is essential to develop a strategy that protects tree health while ensuring compliance with the new regulations.

As winter fades and spring approaches, commercial property managers and HOA directors face critical tasks to safeguard treescapes. Early spring is the ideal season to assess winter damage, identify emerging risks, and lay the groundwork for vibrant, healthy landscapes.

Managing trees across multiple properties requires a proactive approach to ensure tree health, safety, and beauty while minimizing risks. Partnering with regional experts like Arbor MD ensures your trees thrive in their specific climate, protecting your investment and enhancing property value.

Trees damaged by a storm? Can you save storm-damaged trees? Who do you contact if you have fallen trees? Arborist Teams at Arbor MD shares tips for tree care after a storm.

How can you determine what's truly happening with your trees this winter? We share the signs of a healthy, dormant winter tree and signs of those that might be struggling.

Winter is a critical window for Plant Health Care (PHC). By taking proactive steps now, you can mitigate messy fruit production, stop fungal diseases before they start, and protect your trees from destructive pests.

Prepare your commercial property's trees for winter. Learn essential tips for pruning, mulching, and professional care to prevent damage and ensure safety.

What helps make the holiday season festive? Lights of course! But how can Commercial and Community Living Properties decorate and keep their treescapes healthy and spaces safe?