Savatree Buffalo

06/05/2026

‼️ North Main Street in Buffalo is open again. Thank you everyone! ☺️

06/05/2026

🚨BUFFALO NORTH MAIN STREET PARTIAL CLOSURE 🚨

North Main Street will be partially closed for a period of time while crews work to complete an emergency removal.

Please use caution when traveling through the area and slow down for our crews. They are working diligently to complete the job as quickly and safely as possible.

We appreciate your patience and understanding while this work is underway. Thank you for helping keep everyone safe!

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08/22/2025

Just another great day in the office 🤝🏼

Our team was hard at work removing this tree safely and efficiently. Trust the experts when it comes to your trees! 🌳 🪵

04/12/2025

🔥 Our wildfire mitigation team is in full force this spring ‼️ With the devistating wildfire that engulfed the Bighhorn Mountain last year. Our community of Sheridan County is taking heavy action to ensure there properties are protected against any future wildfires. Our team of ISA certified arborist and forestery professionals are here to help with mitigation plans, forestry management, forestry mulching, tree and stump removal, etc…. Contact us today for a free consultation 307-217-2899

03/10/2025

With the high winds that have been coming through the our area in the past 24hrs. Keep an eye out for any broken or cracked limbs and 🌳 trees. Inspect the root crown of all trees when you can. With the wet ground and high winds we could see increased risk of failure! As always, give us a call for a free consultation or to answer any questions!

03/05/2025

Is your property prepared for this wildfire season ? Contact our staff with any questions pertaining to defensible space, wildfire mitigation or management.

Wyoming needs to kick its timber cutting into high gear or risk another catastrophic wildfire season, foresters told the Legislature on Tuesday. The…

03/05/2025

It's National Invasive Awareness Week! Here are some tips to stop the spread of invasive species.
1. Make sure to clean off boats or flotation devices when switching between waters. If you have a boat make sure to stop at all boat check stations as required.
2. After off roading or driving on dirt roads make sure to clean all vehicles, including the tires and undercarriage. Making sure to clean off any plant seeds.
3. Stay on open designated trails.
4. Make sure to clean your hiking gear (including boots) before and after hiking trails.
5. Purchasing and using only w**d-free forage and hay
6. Using locally purchased fire wood
Check out Sublette County W**d and Pest District https://www.sublettecountyw**d.com/ and Wyoming W**d and Pest Council https://wyow**d.org/ for more tips. Look below for some examples of invasive species to keep an eye out for in Sublette county.
For more information on National Invasive Species Awareness Week or to watch informational webinars visit https://www.nisaw.org/.

03/05/2025

A thriving landscape starts with the right care as the seasons change. Early spring care helps your lawn, trees, and plants grow stronger, greener, and healthier all season long.
✔️ For Your Lawn: Soil testing, proper mowing, and pre-emergent w**d treatments.
🌳 For Trees & Shrubs: Prune dead or damaged branches, apply organic mulch, and schedule a health assessment.
🌸 For Plants & Flowers: Refresh garden beds, feed perennials with organic nutrients, and ensure proper drainage.
👨‍👩‍👦 For Your Family: Tick and mosquito treatments - control at the nymph stage in spring is vital to year-long protection.

Want expert advice and care to get the most out of your landscape this season? Reach out today: savatree.com/schedule-consultation/

Schedule a consultation with one of our certified arborist who can help you with your tree, shrub, lawn, tick and deer needs.

02/01/2025

We recommend crossing these to dos off your list to ensure for a healthy and green Wyoming spring.

🍎Prune fruit trees to enhance fruit production
🍃Perform woodlot management
🦌Apply a follow-up antidesiccant/deer repellent if needed
⏱️Schedule inspection of your tree cables and lightning protection systems
☠️Take down dead or hazardous trees

Bonus Benefit of Winter Pruning: Evergreen branches make beautiful natural accents indoors.🌲

02/01/2025

While de-icing salts help prevent slippery surfaces made by ice and snow, they can harm your plants, damage your sidewalks and driveways, and pollute your local waterways. We recommend the following practices to minimize the impact of de-icing salts:
✔️ Shovel and sweep first.
✔️ Use de-icing salts only in critical areas. A coffee mug of salt (about 12 oz.) is sufficient for a 20-ft driveway or 10 sidewalk squares.
✔️ Consider eco-friendly alternatives, like beet brine or alfalfa meal.
✔️ Avoid piling salty snow near plants, and sweep up leftover salt for reuse.
✔️ Choose salt-tolerant plant species near walkways and driveways.
✔️ Plant trees and shrubs at least 3–7 feet from salted surfaces.

Learn how to safely manage snow and ice while protecting your property and the environment: https://extension.umn.edu/lawns-and-landscapes/effects-deicing-salts-landscapes

Before you pull out your deicing salts to make conditions safer, consider the impact of these chemicals on plants and waterways.