SavATree Southeast

31/10/2026

Wishing you and your families a safe and enjoyable Halloween!🎃

Thanks to our East Bay, CA Office Manager, Stephanie Vargas for sharing a such a sweet, (and spooky) photo.

30/10/2026

This Halloween, whether you’re touring Salem, MA, or re-watching the cult classic Hocus Pocus, you might recognize this white house.

Known as “Allison’s House” in the film, the Ropes Mansion is a beautiful historic property, and its beech tree has just as much history. After years of Halloween-loving crowds, the beech began to struggle, but last year we were able to step in and help before its roots were completely strangled. Today, with consistent monitoring, the beech continues to thrive.

Thank you to the Peabody Essex Museum and our very own ISA Certified Arborist, Benjamin Dugdale, for sharing these photos and partnering with us to preserve history.

30/10/2026

This Halloween, whether you’re touring Salem, MA, or re-watching the cult classic Hocus Pocus, you might recognize this white house.

Known as “Allison’s House” in the film, the Ropes Mansion is a beautiful historic property, and its beech tree has just as much history. After years of Halloween-loving crowds, the beech began to struggle, but last year we were able to step in and help before its roots were completely strangled. Today, with consistent monitoring, the beech continues to thrive.

Thank you to the Peabody Essex Museum and our very own ISA Certified Arborist, Benjamin Dugdale, for sharing these photos and partnering with us to preserve history.

30/10/2026

30/10/2026

30/10/2026

People in Hartford deserve more trees. We deserve cleaner air and water, and all the positive mental health benefits trees provide.

Trees for Hartford is planting hundreds of trees throughout the city-- where we need them the most. Hartford residents can get free trees planted in their yard. As the trees grow, so do the health benefits they bring.

Help us spread the word and sign up to get a free tree today!

30/10/2026

29/10/2026

This October, our Grand Junction, CO crew sported pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, showing support for the survivors, fighters, and families affected by breast cancer.

28/10/2026

Albino redwoods, often called “ghost trees,” grow pale white needles because they can’t make chlorophyll, which means they can’t photosynthesize on their own. Instead, these ghostly trees survive by connecting to a healthy parent tree through its roots and taking necessary nutrients.

Only a few hundred are known to exist, and their exact locations are often kept secret to protect them. This spooky season, if you're in California, you may see a real ghost hiding in the forest.

27/10/2026

Two of our favorite seasons to be out doing what we do best.

Which do you prefer?🌷🍁

22/10/2026

Fall is a great time of year to have your trees pruned and ready for winter storms.

Thanks to our Billings, MT team for sharing these shots of a Montana Maple Blaze.

21/10/2026

Today we joined ISA Certified Arborist Jamie Thibodeaux at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden to see some of our favorite flora (and some friendly fauna, too).

Curious to know about your trees and plants? Give us a call and we'd love to nerd out with you.

20/10/2026

Forget jack-o'-lanterns; our Nashville team carved up some paper bags to get into the spooky spirit. 🎃

Halloween's just around the corner—what costumes are you and your family wearing this year?

16/10/2026

Did your tree drop its leaves early or look scorched and blotchy this spring? It may have been anthracnose, and fall is your chance to get ahead of it.

The fungus spends the winter hiding in fallen leaves and infected twigs, waiting for next spring’s new growth. Raking up and disposing of leaves this fall and pruning out dead twigs during dormancy both cut down on the fungus that can re-infect your tree.

Lake Oswego-based, ISA-certified arborist Jacob Blum explains what to look for and how fall cleanup can help protect your tree for next spring.

14/10/2026

Having a plan for each season ahead of time is crucial for a healthy and beautiful landscape.

Josh David, a Longmont, CO-based ISA-certified arborist, explains a few ways to help keep your trees and lawn happy and healthy throughout the transitioning seasons.