ATE’s Day of Service
For the second time in recent years, we visited the unborn and infant section of Holy Cross Cemetery in Milwaukee for a Day of Service. This time, four of our…
Tree care tips for the winter season
Snow and trees create a beautiful display during our coldest time of year. While there’s always concern about the impact of snowfall, they can co-exist quite well. • Snow protects…
The importance of winter tree care
Each year, trees lose their leaves and go dormant during the winter months. But this “quiet” time doesn’t mean our tree care experts put away their tools for the season.…
Checklist for choosing trees
There are many reasons to select a new tree for planting. Do you want it to serve a specific purpose in your landscape? Perhaps you are hoping to attract a…
Help reduce tree pests and diseases
Co-existing with insects and bacteria benefits the natural state of our environment. But there’s a fine line between a healthy number of pests scampering about and a devastating outbreak that…
My tree was struck by lightning. Can it survive?
ATE field crews recently responding to customer calls found this honey locust tree (pictured) on a residential property after strong storms ripped through Greenfield. A lightning strike blew the bark…
When should a tree be removed?
Spring and early summer are excellent times to get reacquainted with your landscape as you prepare for yard cleanup and planting. We recommend taking this opportunity to get a good…
Career opportunities take root
Nick Seib is up front about pursuing work in the field of arboriculture. “If people are interested, there are jobs available.” The ISA Certified Arborist joined ATE four years ago,…
