Arbor Pride Pty Ltd

08/09/2026

Boots on, chainsaws out, cuppas gone cold before we’ve had a chance to drink them. 🪚🍃

That’s cleanup day for you.

Saturday’s wind did a number on Sydney, and the last few days have been property to property, sorting out what it left behind.

Weeks like this are why a lot of us like this job. You get dirty, you fix something real, and by the end of the day there’s an obvious before and after. Very satisfying.

If you’ve got snapped limbs, a fence knocked down by something that used to stand upright, or just a dodgy-looking big tree that you’re not sure will last another storm — don’t leave it until it’s too late. Get it sorted today.

But it’s not always that simple, we know. Shocker storms take all of us by surprise. If Saturday left your place looking a bit worse for wear, we’re here to help. Give us a shout.

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08/09/2026

If you're in Sydney, you'll have felt the weekend's storm. The Bureau of Meteorology recorded gusts of 113km/h at Penrith and 96km/h at Sydney Airport, among the strongest early-September winds we've seen in years, on the back of near-record spring heat.

The news channels are featuring plenty of reports of major damage, including downed trees. But winds like that don't always show damage straight away. A branch can be cracked internally, or a tree's root plate loosened, without anything looking obviously wrong from the ground. If a tree on your property took a battering this weekend, particularly anything large or already a bit unhealthy, it's worth having a proper look before assuming it's fine.

Stay safe, everyone!

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02/09/2026

Got a big old gum tree in the yard? They are some of the best things about a Sydney backyard, but the older and taller they get, the more worth keeping an eye on they are, especially if branches hang over the house, the pool or the driveway. Most mature gums are fine with a check every year or two, sooner after a big storm or windy night.

Book a gum tree inspection with our team.

Contact qualified arborists at Arbor Pride for a tree inspection. Secure your property's safety and health with the best tree services in Sydney.

01/09/2026

It's National Biodiversity Month! Every September, Australia turns the spotlight on the plants and animals that share our neighbourhoods, and how the choices we make in our own gardens add up.

We put together a few slides on why native plants matter, which ones do well in Sydney gardens, and some simple ways to support local wildlife this spring.

One thing we'd add from experience: getting the small decisions right matters most, right plant, right spot, pruned at the right time. If you're ever unsure, it's always worth asking before making a change you can't undo.

What natives are thriving in your garden this spring?

31/08/2026

Happy National Wattle Day! Can you tell the difference between a Golden Wattle (Acacia pycnantha) and a Cootamundra Wattle (Acacia baileyana)? What other types of wattle grow in your area? There are over 1,000 species in Australia!

Every 1 September, Australia celebrates the Golden Wattle, our floral emblem and the plant behind our green and gold colours. Our climbers spot it blooming on job sites all over Sydney this time of year, one of the small but beautiful perks of working outdoors for a living. National Wattle Day also kicks off Biodiversity Month, a good reminder of why we care so much about the native trees we work in and around every day. Spotted any wattle in bloom near you lately?

30/08/2026

Thinking about a garden refresh before summer? A garden that actually works for your family usually starts with understanding what your existing trees are doing for you - shade, privacy and screening - before you plan around them. Our team can talk through what to keep, what to prune back, and what might need to come out to make room for your plans.

Get in touch to talk through your garden plans.

Contact qualified arborists at Arbor Pride for a tree inspection. Secure your property's safety and health with the best tree services in Sydney.

28/08/2026

Not sure if that tree in the backyard is fine or a problem waiting to happen? Keep an eye out for dead or hanging branches, bark that is peeling, oozing or splitting, a trunk lean that seems new, or roots lifting the lawn nearby. Any of those on their own is worth a second look, and a proper inspection is a lot cheaper than dealing with storm damage after the fact.

Book a tree inspection with our team today by following the link.

https://arborpride.com.au/contact-us/

26/08/2026

September is the month to get your garden sorted before spring really hits. Cut back hedges, re-pot anything that has outgrown its container, aerate the lawn, feed and prune citrus, and clear away fallen leaves while the trees are still dormant. If you spot big dead branches, anything near power lines, or work that means climbing, that is where we come in rather than the ladder in the shed.

Need a hand with the bigger jobs before spring arrives? Give us a call.

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22/08/2026

A garden shouldn't just look good — it should work for the way you actually live in it. We've put together our approach to zoning outdoor space for entertaining, relaxing and planting, choosing natives that suit Sydney's climate, and getting shade, privacy and water-wise design right from the start. Read all about it in our latest blog post.

From entertaining zones to shade, privacy and water-wise planting — how to design a Sydney garden that actually suits the way you live.

19/08/2026

August Garden Jobs: Getting Ready for Spring

Spring's not far off, and there's a short window to get your garden ready before the new growth kicks in. This month's jobs: cutting back hedges, feeding and pruning citrus, aerating the lawn, and knowing when a "dead" branch is actually a job for an arborist rather than secateurs. Full rundown in our latest blog.

Winter's not done yet, but spring's close. Here's what to prune, feed and tidy in your Sydney garden this August, from pot plants to citrus trees.