Bartlett Tree Experts Wolfeboro, NH

06/12/2026

🌱 Revitalizing a Vintage Grapevine Trellis – Dover, NH 🍇

This project was all about giving new life to an established grapevine while setting it up for long-term success. Our team carefully rejuvenated the old growth, removed outdated hardware, and worked with the client’s newly installed posts to build a modern turnbuckle trellis system.

The new system not only restores structure and supports healthy growth—it also allows the client to easily re-tension the lines year after year, keeping the vines properly trained and productive.

With the right care and a solid framework, even mature plantings can continue to thrive for years to come!

06/08/2026

🌳 Celebrating Trees This June! 🌳

June is Lyme Disease Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to take a closer look at your landscape. Healthy, well-maintained trees don’t just add beauty—they can also help reduce dense, overgrown areas where ticks thrive.

Plus, did you know healthy, mature trees can increase your property value by an average of 10%? It’s a win for both your home’s health—and your own. 🌿

Summer is here, and now is the time to make sure your trees and landscape are working for you—not against you.

✅ Are your trees properly pruned and maintained?
✅ Is your landscape helping reduce tick-friendly conditions?

Let our experts help you create a safer, healthier outdoor space. 📞 Contact your local Bartlett office or send us a message today to schedule a consultation! https://www.bartlett.com/locations/wolfeboro-nh

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06/05/2026

🎉 Happy 119th Birthday, Bartlett Tree Experts! 🎉

Tomorrow, June 6th, we celebrate over a century of caring for trees, building lasting relationships, and growing stronger together. From our early days to today, our commitment to science, safety, and exceptional service remains at the heart of everything we do.

Here’s to 119 years of stewardship—and many more to come! 🌳💚

06/03/2026

Take a minute to breathe and embrace the beauty around us.

05/26/2026

Celebrating Memorial Day in Wolfeboro. Thank you to all who serve, past and present.

05/15/2026

Can you believe we’re STILL in a drought? 😳🌱

It’s hard to wrap your head around… but yes, even after some rain here and there, much of New Hampshire—and New England as a whole—is still dealing with drought conditions. Even with the rain, our trees are still feeling the stress. Dry soil + rising temps = real struggle for root systems… and it shows in leaf drop, scorch, and overall decline.

💧 The good news? A little extra care goes a long way:

✔️ Water deeply (about once every 7–10 days)
✔️ Check soil moisture before watering
✔️ Aim for about an inch of water per week
✔️ Add mulch to help retain moisture

It’s all about balance—too little water harms your trees, but too much can too.
If your trees are looking stressed, don’t wait—reach out to your local Bartlett Tree Experts team for guidance 🌳📞

05/12/2026

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05/04/2026

🟢 May is Lyme Disease Awareness Month 🟢

In New England, warmer weather means more time spent outdoors—and increased exposure to ticks. Our region consistently sees higher rates of Lyme disease, making prevention an important part of protecting your home, family, and pets.

At Bartlett Tree Experts, we work with homeowners across New England to help create healthier, safer outdoor environments. Proper landscape management can play a key role in reducing tick habitat around your property.

Awareness is the first step toward prevention. If you have questions about protecting your landscape this season, we’re here to help!

04/30/2026

🌿 Northern New England - Applied Plant Health Care Training 🌿

On April 14, we brought together PHC Specialists from every office across our Northern New England Division for a full day of hands‑on learning at the Urban Forestry Center in Portsmouth, NH. This Applied PHC Training was designed to support first‑year specialists by building consistency, confidence, and excellence in plant health care delivery.

The day blended classroom discussion with extensive outdoor, practical sessions covering diagnostics and sampling, PPE and rig safety, IPM field monitoring, client communication, soil care, injections, large tree spraying techniques, and tool demonstrations. Attendees rotated through stations to gain real‑world experience, ask questions, and share insights across the region.

A big thank‑you to our presenters and instructors for leading such a comprehensive program, and to everyone who participated and helped make the day a success. This kind of regional collaboration and ongoing training is essential to delivering high‑quality, science‑based tree care.

04/26/2026

🌳 Arborists for a Day at Smith College! 🌳

We’re proud to see Dr. Beth Brantley and Craig Houghton, Northern New England’s own Regional Trainer, featured in Smith College’s recent Arborists for a Day program. Together, they led a hands-on workshop at the MacLeish Field Station, giving students real-world experience in safe chainsaw operation, tree felling techniques, and responsible land stewardship.

The event highlighted more than technical skills—it empowered students to build confidence, overcome fear, and connect more deeply with the natural world, all while learning from seasoned professionals in the field. A wonderful example of education, mentorship, and environmental stewardship in action.

👏 Thank you, Beth and Craig, for investing in the next generation of arborists and environmental leaders!

🔗 https://www.smith.edu/news-events/news/arborists-day

Smith College students learn tree-felling techniques and chain saw best practices from the pros.