1. SPRING HOURS
2. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
3. TREE PLANTING SCHEDULE
4. MULCH, MULCH, AND MORE MULCH
5. NEWSLETTER SIGN UP
6. ELM COORDINATOR UPDATE
7. WE’RE HIRING!
8. SENIOR’S COLLEGE PRUNING COURSE
Spring 2024 Newsletter
Tag: Sackville
Fall 2023 Newsletter
1. FALL HOURS AND OPERATION
2. HURRICANE SEASON
3. FALL PLANTING SCHEDULE
4. WELCOME BACK KEVIN!
5. DUTCH ELM DISEASE MANAGEMENT UPDATE
Summer 2023 Newsletter
1. SUMMER HOURS AND OPERATION
2. WELCOME NEW CREW MEMBERS
3. ISA TREE CLIMBING COMPETITION
4. DUTCHTRIG INOCULATION SEASON
5. MOWING WITH CARE
Spring 2023 Newsletter
1. SPRING HOURS
2. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
3. FIDS AND FIBERS
4. TREE PLANTING
5. CHOCOLATE RAFFLE
6. ELM COORDINATOR UPDATE
Over 50 Elms Inoculated This Spring
Everything seems to be blooming early this year, including lilacs (did anyone else’s rhubarb bolt before they managed to harvest?). It was a delightful surprise to stroll down the street with their floral scent wafting through the late-May breeze, but for Woodpecker Tree Care that meant it was time to spring into action. When the lilacs are blooming, it’s time for us to cruise around the countryside and inoculate valuable Maritime elm trees.
Spring Season Approaches
Can you believe that spring is just around the corner? After shoveling ourselves out on a nearly weekly basis, it’s hard to imagine leaves on the trees again.
Woodpecker Tree Care is gearing up for the spring season, which begins on March 1st for us. It will be lovely to return to outdoor work among the branches in just a matter of weeks, and we are offering an “early bird” spring deal.
Adopt an Elm: Old Lower Sackville Methodist Cemetery Elm
The Maritime Elm Protection Initiative (MEPI) is looking for sponsors to help cover the cost of inoculating valuable elms against Dutch Elm Disease. We inoculate elms with DutchTrig in the springtime, and hope to add this valuable tree to our list.
Poplar removal in Centre Village, NB
Woodpecker Tree Care is dedicated to keeping trees alive and healthy, but sometimes the only thing left we can do for a tree is cut it down. Cutting a tree is always a last resort around here, but with this particular job it was the only option. This gigantic poplar is a hybrid that grows to great height at rapid speed. If it had been given another ten years, it could have doubled in height. Unfortunately, it was planted too close to a house and was dangerously leaning over top of it, so we were hired to respectfully and safely help this 60 foot beauty fall.