Have you ever looked at a tree near your home or driveway and wondered: “What are the chances this tree will fall down?” The fact is, what goes up must come down eventually, and that goes for trees. Many trees live long lives and it…
Listen: Fred Frey Speaks on Wine Country Radio Show About Sonoma County Tree Care
Fred Frey, owner and certified arborist of Vintage Tree Care, was recently featured on Sonoma County’s Wine Country Radio’s The Krush 95.9 FM radio show: From Farm to Table.
Sudden Oak Death (SOD) is estimated to have already killed over a million oak and tanoak trees in California and Oregon. The name may be a bit misleading, because Sudden Oak Death can actually affect many plant species, making it a dire threat to all…
3 Fruit Trees to Plant in Your Sonoma County Yard this Spring Northern California may be home to some of the most famous grapes that find their way into wine bottles across the world, but many locals also take advantage of the acclaimed terroir by…
How you can help safeguard your property from the rising threat of wildfires in Sonoma County by maintaining a Wildfire Defensible Space.
There is a wide array of trees you can plant in Sonoma County that are both fire-resistant and attractive. Read on to learn about four fire-resistant trees you can plant around your home or business to help maintain a wildfire defensible space on your property.
In this guide, we outline three times you should call a certified arborist for professional tree care around your Sonoma County home.
Use this fall tree care checklist to ensure the safety and health of the trees on your property and prepare them for the winter months and reap the rewards in spring!
Learn more about the many benefits of dormant tree pruning during the late fall through the winter months in Sonoma County.
In this guide, we will outline the importance of removing dead trees from your yard sooner rather than later.
Learn how to spot the early signs of tree failure to minimize danger on your property.
To ensure your safety and limit the spread of potential wildfire, it is important to know how to recognize and manage ladder fuels growing on your property.