Humorous to me but it had such great symmetry

We just moved into a house that has a peach tree. Poor thing is a mess. Too many peaches, apparently. Can this be saved at all even if it is to just keep the one limb?

just got commissioned to paint these trees! thinking of going large! any suggestions of scale?

I have a massive oak tree that was surrounded by bright orange mushrooms that I'd never seen before this summer. Is this a symptom of anything? I'm concerned because the tree leans in a direction that could be destructive, and it would cost me a fortune to take down

Hello, I’m hoping this question is ok to post here!

I recently graduated with an enviro sci degree and I am hoping to eventually become an ISA certified arborist.

I’ve been looking at some job postings and a lot of companies require a drug test (specifically, Davey). I’m just curious how strict these tests are/how boned I would be if I tested positive? For reference I use recreational marijuana and I’m in a medical ketamine treatment program. I have never been (and never will be) high on the job and I take the day off when I have ketamine treatment. I know in WA state there are some laws about discriminating against marijuana use but I’m not sure if that applies here.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated 🙏

(Throwaway bc this is a lot of personal info)

My company is looking for mature stands of Paulownia to harvest. Can be wild stands or plantations. May also be interested in purchasing logs if they have already been felled.

I live in central VA which is zone 7B. I have a small backyard (about 150'X150') with absolutely no shade at all. I tried to plant a dogwood last year and it died. I guess because dogwoods are hard to grow in full sun. I went to a plant nursery and talked to the guy and he suggested several trees including a crape mrytle and this Japanese snowcone (a variety of the snowbell.) We landed on that one. Has anyone heard of it? If so, What are your thoughts on it? We're trying to build a little bird sanctuary with bird feeders and houses hanging on our nearby fence.

I saw a post about a maple and it had some girdling, with a rood that looked like the one my maple has right at it's base. The maple is (we think) a Trident Maple, it was planted sometime after 1946, it used to have a companion tree too close and diseased and that tree got removed. The two trees were tied together with a rope (I have no idea why) and I removed as much of the rope as I could, and can't really even see where it once was, now.

Just hoping someone can tell me if I need to do anything to help this tree at the base.

I bought a house recently and I have some beautiful trees. However one of the neighbors pointed out one of my maples. I don’t know what kind it is. It has a lot of naked dead branches. We did have a pretty hot summer in CT and it’s south facing. Any thoughts?

I'm not really well versed in trees or what to do for them... Anyone have any insights on what's goin on with my autumn blaze maple?

It's been hot here, cooler now, but fairly rainy recently so it's had enough rain water, to my knowledge.

Could it possibly be sick?

Added in a picture of the trunk, because it still looks healthy to me

2 weeks ago aspen tree was doing great but suddenly everything above this weird abnormality died. Has anyone ever seen or know what it is? I decided to cut below just in case it was some kind of disease.

Is this from the lantern flies that are hitting northern Virginia?

I own a local tree service, the company has been in business for over 25 years. I’ve been an ISA certified Arborist for 10. I love educating clients and the industry as a whole. We used to have 75+ leads a month, until Google updated policies with SEO and organic rankings. I’m down to 5 leads a month. We’re basically surviving off referrals and repeat customers. We have 70+ google reviews with a 4.8 rating, I’m not being found on google under critical keywords. Been screwed over by lots of marketing firms.

Has anyone used a tree service exclusive marketing firm?

As a baby sapling, this (swamp, I think) maple was moved from 6b to 5a. I’m sure that hasn’t helped it, but it was growing over the past 6 years until it started looking like this…is there anything that can be done?

“Crews are working to douse blaze on the 325-ft Doerner fir, one of the tallest non-redwood trees in the world”

I've seen the tree when I walk. It has beautiful shade canopy. Just wondering what it's called. This is not a fern leaf like Google lens seems to think. Thanks.