Tree House Arbor Science

This lovely big tree is a Honey Locust, and most of those you see in town are thornless and podless thanks to human intervention and science.

The suckers that are coming out of the trunk on this one have re-naturalized, protesting humanity’s efforts for a kindler gentler tree.

The spikes are present to prevent large Pleistocene herbivores like Mastadons from eating the foliage. If you see one of those near your Honey Locust please text or call us at 608-234-5935!

Sometimes we climb trees. Sometimes we use the bucket truck. Sometimes we do both!

Every job is different and we have the right tools, skills, and experience to take care of all the trees in your yard. Contact us today for a free consult: https://www.treehousearborscience.com/request-quote

Tom contemplating the coolness of his job as an arborist from high up in a Bur Oak tree.

Ah, summer. Let's flash it back to sunny days and short sleeves. Isabel took a break from trimming this big tree just long enough for us to get this picture. Peep the squirrel's nest on the branch next to her!

Schedule your tree trimming today: https://www.treehousearborscience.com/request-quote