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.
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.
Watch: Sonoma County Farm Bureau Fire Fuel Workshop with Guest Speaker Fred Frey
At the Sonoma County Farm Bureau Fire Fuel Workshop Vintage Tree Care Owner, Fred Frey, talks about tree and vegetation management for Sonoma County home and property owners.
Vintage Tree Care Owner, Fred Frey, Speaks on Krush Radio Show: From Farm To Table
Listen to the latest episode of From Farm To Table featuring Vintage Tree Care Owner, Fred Frey talking about fire fuel and vegetation management for Sonoma County home and property owners.
Check these five things off your list this spring to help ensure the trees around your home or business are healthy and pose the least amount of fire risk.
In this guide, we outline the dangers of three of Sonoma County’s most common tree pests and how you can manage them.