Parks Arbor Health

12/30/2025

Let’s preserve and nurture as many trees as we can. Together, we can create a brighter, healthier future for everyone. To get started, just text or call us at (512) 717-1791 or (512) 734-0372.

12/30/2025

Not just a tree service, We are an Arbor Health Company.

12/28/2025

🌳 Winter is Coming, Austin! Protect Your Trees with a Little Prep! ❄️

Hey Austin friends and neighbors! It’s Michael from Parks Arbor Health. Remember those big freezes in 2021 and 2023 that really did a number on our trees? Looks like we might have another chilly winter coming thanks to La Niña.

We’re offering some special winter-prep services to keep your trees healthy and resilient. Our work comes with a two-year warranty, so you can have peace of mind all season long. If you want to get ahead of the cold weather, just DM us, call us at 512-734-0372, or visit parksarborhealth.com.

Let’s keep our beautiful Austin trees safe and strong this winter! 🌿💪

11/06/2025

In my research it’s best to have an assessment done in fall and work preformed , noticing leafs we can assess soil and arbor health more accurately as the pest behavior is normally going dormant. Structure damage and branch attachment is easily identified . Disease is less likely as arbor slows uptake and encourages new buds to form for the spring. At Parks Arbor Health we are dedicated to bringing all your arbor to the best health and strive to maintain professional knowledgeable care. Schedule your free consultation at ParksArborHealth.com to see how we can lower your arbor cost by 50% or more. Or contact our office at (512) 734-0372

09/16/2025

We are now taking applications for crew members. Salary will be based on individual skill. Text (512)-717-1791

07/03/2025

Parks Arbor Health LLC is proud to start planting around Austin, Texas. Here is our latest planting: a Pawnee Pecan (Carya illinoinensis), and it was a fun project. We look forward to the beautiful memories every tree we install will create for generations to come.

05/25/2025

Here are several great reasons to prune, when pruning there should always be a clear goal in managing the project.
Never let someone indiscriminately prune on your arbor. According to the ANSI 300 (American National Standards Institute) we should always have a clear outline of why we are doing what we are doing.

Schedule your Free consultation for your arbor at ParksArborHealth.com and see how we can keep your arbor healthy and safe for generations of great memories.

04/29/2025

Schedule you consult today at ParksArborHealth.com and see the difference.

04/14/2025

It is illegal In Texas to blow your lawn clippings and leaves in the street. This can create hazardous driving conditions for people who ride motorcycles. The debris can make the road slick and slippery and this can reduce the motorcycle's grip on the road. Combine this on a rainy day and it can truly insure someone.

Please keep everyone safe this year and report anyone you see blowing dirt grass or leafs in the road.

Discover why blowing leaves into the street in Texas can lead to legal trouble and safety hazards.

03/06/2025

🌳In Honor of National Reading Month We are Recommending Great Books about Trees! 🌳
Check out the Best Seller The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wolleben One of the most beloved books of our time: an illuminating account of the forest, and the science that shows us how trees communicate, feel, and live in social networks. ...

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02/08/2025

It’s tough out there for trees, especially when they are trying to survive in the “un-natural” urban forests where we live. Trees tend to grow well on more natural, undisturbed sites like arboreal areas, but there is nothing natural about the built environment. Lindsey Purcell unpacks how trees planted in suburban and urban areas require supplementary care and maintenance to keep them thriving and not just surviving in this latest TCI MAGAZINE article.

Full Story: https://hubs.li/Q035Qzkh0

02/06/2025

Always know your 3C’s and 5D’s

These are the 3 Cs (crossing, competing and crowding) of pruning. On grafted trees you might see growth below the graft or in the ground, this is the rootstock trying to express itself as its own tree. These can be removed anytime as they rootstock growth will divert energy away from the grafted tree.

The first consideration for pruning the canopy of young trees is called the Five D's. These are branches that can and should be removed at transplanting, or at any time as the tree is maturing. The Five D's are any branches that are Dead, Dying, Damaged, Diseased and Deformed.