ArborNote’s Tree of the Week was chosen by one of our developers, Abduallah! He chose the Indian Sherbet Berry (Grewia asiatica) also known as phalsa. It is native to southern Asia from Pakistan east to Cambodia. It is a smaller tree that blooms with little yellow flowers at the beginning...
Landing commercial tree service clients opens up a whole new world of opportunities. Commercial properties offer steady, high-value contracts that can transform your business. But reaching property managers and understanding their needs requires a different approach than...
This Tree of the Week was chosen by Julie, our technical support specialist! She has chosen the Calamansi orange tree (Citrus x citrofortunella mitis). The Calamondin trees produce fragrant, white flowers, followed by small, round oranges. They are a hybrid between a mandarin orange and a kumquat, offering a unique...
A customer of ours based in Hawaii was doing an inventory of a property with some amazing trees that we had not heard of before, so ArborNote’s Tree of the Week is the White Champaca (Magnolia × alba) or pak lan in Hawaiian! This is a hybrid, and although the...
Every tree care business faces these decisions from day one. Which services will bring in consistent revenue? And what service combo maximizes both profit and customer satisfaction? These...
ArborNote spent the last week in Tuscon, Arizona at the Western Chapter ISA Tradeshow and Conference, so our Tree of the Week is the Saguaro Cactus, which is technically not a tree! However, it is such a staple of the landscape in that area that we had to highlight it!...
For our land, with gratitude to every arborist and tree care professional.
Earth Day is here again! On April 22nd, we come together to celebrate our amazing planet and remember why environmental protection matters so much. Led by United Nations Environmental Programme, since 1970, this special day has grown from a simple idea to a worldwide celebration that inspires millions to take...
We are at the Western Chapter ISA Tradeshow and Conference in Tuscon, Arizona today, so ArborNote’s Tree of the Week is the Desert Willow (chilopsis linearis). Although it has Willow in its common name, it is actually not a true willow, being instead a member of the catalpa family! It...
Across Canada, a green revolution is taking root. The Canadian government's 2 Billion Trees Initiative aims to combat climate change by planting trees nationwide over the next decade. In early 2025, our client Woodstock First Nation, stepped forward to this ambitious environmental project. Under Chief Timothy Paul's leadership, they...
