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Bartlett Tree Experts - London Bartlett Tree Experts provides tree care services helping maintain beautiful healthy trees and shrubs

Landscaping, Environmental consultant and Environmental conservation

Protect Your Property This Winter After a long, dry summer, we’re seeing an increasing number of trees that are dead, we...
29/09/2026

Protect Your Property This Winter

After a long, dry summer, we’re seeing an increasing number of trees that are dead, weakened, or damaged. Extreme weather conditions can leave trees vulnerable, sometimes creating hidden structural issues that could lead to property damage if left unchecked.

While obvious signs such as hanging branches or visible cracks are easy to spot, many problems develop out of sight and can significantly increase the risk of tree failure.

A professional tree inspection can identify potential hazards before they become costly problems.

Simple preventative measures can make a real difference, including:
• Winter feeding to improve overall tree health
• Pruning to reduce branch weight and wind resistance
• Installing cables and brace rods to provide additional structural support

Although no one can predict exactly how a tree will respond to future weather conditions, regular maintenance can greatly reduce the risk of damage to your home or property.

Book your complimentary consultation today: 01494 677889
Or contact us online to arrange a tree health check

Autumn Soil Care for Healthier Trees & Shrubs Autumn is one of the most important times of year for tree and shrub care....
11/09/2026

Autumn Soil Care for Healthier Trees & Shrubs

Autumn is one of the most important times of year for tree and shrub care. Cooler temperatures and increased rainfall encourage strong root growth, helping plants absorb and store nutrients ready for a healthy spring.

Check soil health and nutrient levels
Address soil compaction caused by construction work
Apply a layer of organic mulch to protect roots, improve soil quality, and encourage growth over winter

Taking care of your soil now can make a big difference to the long-term health of your trees and shrubs. Autumn is the perfect time to give them the support they need to thrive.

Client Feedback That Makes Our DayThere's nothing better than hearing directly from our clients about their experience. ...
28/08/2026

Client Feedback That Makes Our Day

There's nothing better than hearing directly from our clients about their experience. We take pride in delivering a professional, safe, and efficient service from initial consultation through to project completion.

Now is the perfect time to check in on the health of your trees. Trees often show warning signs when they are under stre...
05/08/2026

Now is the perfect time to check in on the health of your trees.

Trees often show warning signs when they are under stress, and spotting these early can help prevent more serious issues from developing. Keep an eye out for:

Wilting or unusual loss of leaves or needles
Yellowing leaves or browning needles
Premature autumn colour changes and early leaf drop
Wet or sappy spots on branches and trunks

In some cases, your trees may simply need more or less water. However, these symptoms can also indicate underlying issues such as pests, diseases, root damage, or poor soil conditions. Identifying the root cause is essential to restoring your trees to good health and ensuring they continue to thrive.

Just like people, trees benefit from a regular health check-up. An annual inspection can help detect early warning signs, prevent costly problems, and keep your trees looking their best all year round.

If you're concerned about the condition of your trees, don't wait until the problem worsens. Early action can make all the difference. To make an appointment for a free consultation contact us on 01494 677889

Give Your Trees and Shrubs the Care They Need The hot weather can put trees and shrubs under stress, and both too little...
10/07/2026

Give Your Trees and Shrubs the Care They Need
The hot weather can put trees and shrubs under stress, and both too little and too much water can cause damage. A few simple steps can help keep your plants healthy as they prepare for the colder months ahead.
Water early in the morning (4am–9am) to maximise absorption and minimise evaporation.
Use soaker hoses, drip irrigation, or low-pressure bubblers instead of overhead sprinklers.
Newly planted trees and shrubs should be watered twice a week, while established trees generally need a deep watering once a week. Adjust based on rainfall and plant type.
Water deeply around the root zone, not directly against the trunk.
Apply a layer of organic mulch to help retain moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil health.
Consider autumn fertilisation to help plants recover from summer stress and encourage healthy growth next spring.

Remember: Deep watering, proper mulching, and seasonal care are the keys to keeping your trees and shrubs thriving through late summer and beyond.

Summer Tree Health Check Summer is peak season for tree pests and diseases. Common problems in our area include cypress ...
02/07/2026

Summer Tree Health Check
Summer is peak season for tree pests and diseases. Common problems in our area include cypress aphid infestations on hedges and horse chestnut leaf miner damage to trees.
Keep an eye out for:
Discoloured or dying leaves
Thinning foliage or branch dieback
Dead patches in conifers and hedges
Fine webbing on foliage
Oozing or dark stains on trunks
Powdery mould on leaves
Holes or feeding damage
Some issues are cosmetic, but others can seriously affect tree health. If you're concerned about your trees, a professional inspection can identify the cause and recommend the best course of action.
Call 01494 677889 or get in touch online to arrange a consultation.

Heat Stress & Drought: Protecting Our TreesWith prolonged hot, dry weather becoming more common, our trees are under inc...
26/06/2026

Heat Stress & Drought: Protecting Our Trees
With prolonged hot, dry weather becoming more common, our trees are under increasing pressure. Heat stress and drought can have serious impacts—not just on young or newly planted trees, but on mature ones too.

What’s happening?
High temperatures increase water loss through leaves, while dry soil limits how much water roots can absorb.
Drought conditions mean trees can’t replace lost moisture, leading to dehydration and stress.
You may notice signs like wilting leaves, early leaf drop, scorched or browning edges, and reduced growth.

Why does it matter?
Stressed trees are more vulnerable to pests, diseases, and long-term decline. Even if they survive a drought period, the damage can weaken them for years to come.

How can we help?
Water wisely – Deep, slow watering is more effective than frequent light watering, especially for young trees.
Mulch matters – Apply a layer of mulch around the base (but not against the trunk) to retain soil moisture.
Avoid extra stress – Limit pruning during extreme heat and avoid compacting the soil around roots.
Monitor regularly – Early signs of stress can be managed if caught in time.
Trees are vital for shade, biodiversity, and cleaner air—so giving them a little extra care during hot, dry spells makes a big difference

Let’s look after them, so they can keep looking after us

Oak Processionary Moth – What You Need to Know You may have seen warning signs or heard about the Oak Processionary Moth...
16/06/2026

Oak Processionary Moth – What You Need to Know
You may have seen warning signs or heard about the Oak Processionary Moth (OPM) in local areas recently. These caterpillars are more than just a nuisance—they can pose a risk to both people and pets.

What are they?
OPM caterpillars are grey with long white hairs and are usually found on oak trees. They often travel in distinctive “processions” (nose-to-tail lines), which is how they get their name.

Why are they a problem?
Their tiny hairs contain a substance that can cause:
Skin rashes and irritation
Eye and throat irritation
Breathing difficulties in some cases
These hairs can be carried by the wind, so you don’t have to touch the caterpillars to be affected.

Protect your pets too
Dogs are especially at risk if they sniff or come into contact with the caterpillars or nests.

What should you do?
Avoid touching caterpillars or their nests
Keep children and pets away from affected trees
Do not try to remove nests yourself
Report sightings to your local council or Forestry Commission

Stay alert
OPM season typically runs from late spring through summer, so please stay vigilant when out walking or enjoying green spaces.

Let’s help keep our community safe—share this post to raise awareness!

Happy 119th Birthday, Bartlett!On Saturday, June 6th, we’re celebrating an incredible milestone — 119 years of Bartlett!...
05/06/2026

Happy 119th Birthday, Bartlett!
On Saturday, June 6th, we’re celebrating an incredible milestone — 119 years of Bartlett!
From our beginnings to where we stand today, this anniversary is a testament to the dedication, hard work, and passion of everyone who has been part of the journey. It’s not just about the years behind us, but the people, partnerships, and progress that continue to shape our story every single day.
Here’s to:
A legacy built on excellence
Strong relationships and teamwork
Growth, innovation, and resilience
An exciting future ahead
Thank you to everyone who has contributed to Bartlett’s story — past and present. We’re proud of how far we’ve come and even more excited for what’s still to come!
Happy 119th Birthday, Bartlett — here’s to the next chapter!

WE ARE LIVE AT THE RHS CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW 2026! It’s fantastic to be here connecting with fellow plant lovers, gardener...
21/05/2026

WE ARE LIVE AT THE RHS CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW 2026!
It’s fantastic to be here connecting with fellow plant lovers, gardeners, and tree enthusiasts.
If you’re visiting today, come and chat with our Arborist Representatives from around the UK, find us at the show on stand PW210 — we’re here to help with all things tree care.

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Marlow
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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

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