Bartlett Tree Experts Wolfeboro, NH

09/04/2026

Enjoy the nice long weekend!

09/01/2026

Not only do we save trees, occasionally there is a new hatch of Snapping Turtles, that needed a little assistance to get to safety. 🥰🐢

08/26/2026

The lazy days of summer.

08/21/2026

🍂🔥 Happy Friday! 🔥🍂

Late August is doing its thing... cool mornings, cozy fire pits, and just enough fall vibes to make us think about sweaters while we're still wearing shorts. 😎🍁 As we head into the weekend, we hope you find some time to relax, unwind, and enjoy the outdoors. 🌳

👇 Let's settle a debate: Are you ready for fall, or are you holding on to summer for as long as possible? Tell us in the comments!

Have a fantastic weekend, everyone! 🍂☕🔥

08/12/2026

🌳☀️ Learning in the garden, sharing ideas, and maybe dodging a summer thunderstorm or two! ☀️🌳

Last month, our team gathered at the beautiful New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill in Boylston, MA for our annual Summer Workshop. From plant health care and pollinator-friendly practices to the latest pest and disease updates, the day was packed with learning, collaboration, and plenty of great conversations.

One of the best parts of working at Bartlett is the opportunity to learn from each other. Whether we were out in the gardens, participating in hands-on discussions, or sharing experiences from the field, everyone left with new ideas and knowledge to bring back to their clients and crews.

A big thank you to our presenters, organizers, and everyone who attended. Investing in our people helps us continue delivering the expert tree and shrub care our clients expect.

And let's be honest... having a classroom surrounded by stunning gardens doesn't hurt either! 🌿😉

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08/06/2026

07/29/2026

🌳 Found the best place to relax? Thank a tree. 🌳

From cooling shade to peaceful backyard views, trees make our outdoor spaces more comfortable, beautiful, and enjoyable every day.

💚 Give your trees a little appreciation—they've earned it!

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07/23/2026

Did you know?
The Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA) is an invasive insect that attacks hemlock trees, causing significant ecological damage and tree mortality across North America.
Call us today 603-569-3163 to schedule an appointment for a Certified Arborist to come assess your Hemlocks.

07/17/2026

Unwind, relax and enjoy!

07/13/2026

🌳☀️ Some trees are built for summer. Others are already asking, “When’s the rain coming back?” 😅

If your lawn is looking a little crispy these days, it might be time to think about planting trees that can handle New England's dry spells a little better. Trees like Ginkgo, Eastern Redbud, Oak, and Hackberry are known for being more drought-tolerant once established.

The right tree in the right place means less stress, less watering, and more time enjoying your landscape instead of worrying about it. 🌳💚

💧 Quick Tree Tip: Even drought-tough trees need a drink now and then! During extended hot, dry weather, a slow, deep watering can help keep trees healthy and happy.

Wondering if your trees are feeling the heat? Our Bartlett Arborists can help identify signs of drought stress and recommend the best ways to protect your landscape.

📞 Give us a call and let's keep your trees thriving all summer long!

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