New Urban Forestry

09/09/2026

Healthy trees are more than beautiful - they’re an investment in your property.

Mature, well-maintained trees can boost curb appeal, provide shade and privacy, and add character that makes a property more inviting. With proper care, your trees can continue adding value and beauty for years to come. When you invest in your trees, and you’re investing in your property - Contact us today to start investing! https://www.newurbanforestry.com/contact

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09/08/2026

Is your property ready for severe weather? September is National Preparedness Month, making it the perfect time to include your trees in your preparedness plan. Proactive inspections and pruning can help identify potential hazards before a storm strikes.

Want to know what to look for? Read our latest blog and learn how to better prepare your trees and property - https://www.newurbanforestry.com/news/national-preparedness-month-2026

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September is National Preparedness Month, making it a great time to look beyond emergency kits and evacuation plans and consider whether your property and trees are ready for severe weather. High winds, heavy rainfall, lightning, and saturated soil can all put additional stress on trees, particularl...

09/07/2026

We’re want to recognize the hardworking team behind New Urban Forestry. From caring for homes and properties to the work behind the scenes, our team works hard every day to serve the communities we call home. We’re grateful for their dedication, teamwork, and commitment to doing great work.

Happy Labor Day from New Urban Forestry!

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09/02/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Everything looks wonderful, just as I had pictured!!"

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09/01/2026

September is National Preparedness Month - a reminder that being ready for severe weather starts long before it arrives.

Proactive tree care can help identify potential hazards before they become emergencies. But when severe weather strikes, our 24/7 emergency response means we’re ready to help when you need us most.

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08/27/2026

Hot, dry weather can put serious stress on your trees. A little extra attention can go a long way toward keeping them healthy throughout the summer. Contact New Urban Forestry today if your trees have been impacted! https://www.newurbanforestry.com/contact

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08/26/2026

Tree Safety Tip: Look Before You Settle In

We don't always think about what's overhead when we're enjoying the outdoors - but it's worth taking a second to check.

Dead, damaged, or compromised branches can become dangerous, especially after storms or periods of high winds. Before spending time beneath a tree, take a quick look at its condition and watch for anything that could pose a risk.

Not sure what you're seeing? Our team can assess your trees and identify hazards before they become a problem. Call us today!

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08/25/2026

Keep your trees healthy through the final stretch of summer with these simple tips. Contact us today to start planning ahead for fall - https://www.newurbanforestry.com/contact

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08/19/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Professional yet friendly."

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08/18/2026

Your trees have worked hard all summer, and now it's time to help them recover.

Late-summer fertilization provides essential nutrients that support healthy root development, replenish nutrients lost throughout the growing season, and help trees prepare for the months ahead. Our latest blog explains why late summer is prime time for tree fertilization and how professional Plant Healthcare can help your trees build stronger roots and long-term resilience. Read the blog to learn more - https://www.newurbanforestry.com/news/late-summer-is-prime-time-for-tree-fertilization

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As summer begins to wind down, many homeowners assume tree care can wait until spring. In reality, late summer can be an important time to support your trees' long-term health. After months of heat, drought, storms, insect activity, and other environmental stressors, trees may need additional nutrie...