While many people associate tree care with spring, late fall and early winter are some of the best times to protect and improve your landscape. As trees enter dormancy and…
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Extreme weather fluctuations, snow, and ice accumulation can compromise a tree's structural integrity and biological health, leading to permanent injury. When the mercury drops, your trees face several threats: Frost…
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Identifying tree issues before they become a major problem is increasingly important to residential and commercial customers. “Each year, ATE evaluates our trees and makes sensible, economical suggestions,” says one…
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American Tree Experts is proud to donate its services to non-profits throughout southeast Wisconsin through the Wisconsin Arborist Association’s annual Day of Service event. “We are invited by the WAA…
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Did you know that wet conditions fuel the spread of foliar diseases and pose a serious challenge to tree health? It’s why our certified arborists at American Tree Experts continue…
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“Right tree, right place” takes thoughtful planning. Here are ways shade trees can counter the intense heat of summer, save money, and provide respite underneath their canopies. How Do Trees…
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Why Hire a Certified Arborist? Advanced knowledge of best practices in tree care Skilled in modern techniques and equipment Commitment to the safety of both people and property High degree…
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This year, American Tree Experts proudly celebrates 75 years of family-owned and operated arboriculture services in southeast Wisconsin. Since its founding by the late Chester Ziemienski in 1950, the company…
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There are numerous physical and mental benefits of trees on your residential or commercial property that go beyond the aesthetic appeal. The advantages are immediate and long-term, contributing to a…
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Early Glow™ Buckeye (Aesculus glabra) is a wonderful addition to the Wisconsin landscape. The cultivar’s large, yellow flower clusters attract a variety of creatures – especially hummingbirds and butterflies –…
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