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Atwood Tree Care What’s Wrong With My Tree? Education about tree health w Jason Atwood, ISA Cert. AgriLife Landowner Committee. 100% organic

Arborist•TX Oak Wilt Qualified•Prescription Pruning Qualified•Tree Risk Assessment Qualified•Johnson Co. Tree service for all of Tarrant and Johnson County

10/16/2026

Quick lesson on wind and Tree biomechanics
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10/16/2026

Batten down the hatches every one🌬️🌳. Not necessarily Tree related. I just thought I would share our annual Halloween Party digs. This year’s haunted maze was really great. And I thought I’d take a video of it without the lights on while it’s still up. I have a feeling in two hours. It’s all gonna come down and hopefully the kids party Friday and Saturday aren’t too disappointed.😂😢. Stay safe🙌🏼👻🎃

Monday Mystery🌳. Will reveal the answer this evening.😎
10/12/2026

Monday Mystery🌳. Will reveal the answer this evening.😎

10/10/2026

Spend a little $ upfront to save a lot of $ on the backend
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10/07/2026

Circle good. Oval bad.

Yesterday’s talk at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT)was great! For almost 2.5 hrs. we got to do a deep d...
10/04/2026

Yesterday’s talk at the Botanical Research Institute of Texas (BRIT)was great! For almost 2.5 hrs. we got to do a deep dive into the science of trees. Looking forward to future talks there 🙌🏼🌳❤️🤓

“ There is something scary happening in this picture” -Woodrow the tree detective.
10/01/2026

“ There is something scary happening in this picture”

-Woodrow the tree detective.

Remember, science is important. But science also changes as we learn more.The first image is an actual 1950s ORTHO adver...
10/01/2026

Remember, science is important. But science also changes as we learn more.

The first image is an actual 1950s ORTHO advertising poster promoting chemical spraying for “better fruit.” This was sold to large nurseries as well as advertise for home use. DDT containing ORTHO Fruit Tree Spray was sold during this period for fruit-tree pest control. Ads like this are pretty wild to look back on.

The second is an actual 1937 Dow Chemical advertisement for DOWAX. Dow promoted spraying transplanted trees with an emulsified wax coating to reduce water loss while their root systems recovered. The ad went so far as to say DOWAX “promises to reduce mortality to negligible proportions.”

By 1939-40, experimental work found little benefit for transplanted deciduous trees and actually reported damage to some conifers. In one test, unsprayed arborvitae had 87.5% survival compared with 68.3% and 71.3% in two DOWAX-treated groups.

The lesson isn’t that science was wrong.

The lesson is that science keeps moving forward. 🌳

Sometimes looking backward is a pretty good reminder to keep questioning what we’re doing today. And gave us cool art. I’ve got a thing for 30’s-60’s advertising art🤷🏼‍♂️

Today is the LAST DAY to use the $5 off coupon and to register for Saturday’s event!  Limited seating, so register now a...
09/30/2026

Today is the LAST DAY to use the $5 off coupon and to register for Saturday’s event! Limited seating, so register now and bring your tree problems🙌🏼. We hope to see you Saturday🙌🏼🌳❤️

Join us for a homeowner-focused discussion about how to look at a tree that may be struggling to figure out what is wrong and how to address it.

Jason Atwood
09/29/2026

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Fort Worth, TX
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