The Tree Doctor

The Tree Doctor The Tree Doctor is a Queensland tree care company established in 1992. Our goal is to provide a technically correct and professional tree care service.

The Tree Doctor™ has provided award winning service throughout Brisbane for over 30 years

QAA 2026 Amateur TCC Photo Dump 2.
19/05/2026

QAA 2026 Amateur TCC Photo Dump 2.

QAA 2026 Amateur TCC Photo Dump 1. Great to see a bunch of newbie’s and the regular serial offenders. Highlights inclu...
18/05/2026

QAA 2026 Amateur TCC Photo Dump 1. Great to see a bunch of newbie’s and the regular serial offenders. Highlights included soon mum to be .jess.hamer eating for two if not a few more and knocking over about a dozen foot long subs.

Pick the odd one out. We all know that make absolutely top quality kit so why would you not take the opportunity to u...
08/05/2026

Pick the odd one out. We all know that make absolutely top quality kit so why would you not take the opportunity to use a bit more of the good gear or is it that you only value your life at $40?

ATCC 26. Joe Loorham takes the opportunity in the Masters to demonstrate one the latest tricks in his extensive reperto...
06/05/2026

ATCC 26. Joe Loorham takes the opportunity in the Masters to demonstrate one the latest tricks in his extensive repertoire of rope based wizardry…. The self installing climbing line.

Genuine cultural scar trees are very uncommon in coastal Qld. This old Forest Red Gum on the river bank in central Bris...
01/05/2026

Genuine cultural scar trees are very uncommon in coastal Qld. This old Forest Red Gum on the river bank in central Brisbane is the only scar tree that I believe was the real thing. Sadly the tree was lost during or soon after the 2011 flood.
The last image shows an another red gum which I assessed recently and is located in a documented First Nations camp near Brisbane. It is likely an almost fully occluded coolamon scar.

🌿 Looking for better lifestyle balance? 🌿The Tree Doctor is seeking passionate, qualified arborists who take pride in th...
27/04/2026

🌿 Looking for better lifestyle balance? 🌿

The Tree Doctor is seeking passionate, qualified arborists who take pride in their profession and are looking for a stable, long-term career path with a well-established local company.

We are currently looking for Cert III qualified Arborists (MR licence preferred) to join our experienced crew delivering scheduled tree work for our large and loyal client base including residential property owners, educational facilities, government departments and agencies and large-scale developers.

Our work includes tree pruning to AS4373-2007 standards, general care and maintenance of veteran and significant trees and removal of dead or redundant trees.

Why join us?
✅ Family-owned and operated business
✅ Based in Brisbane’s northern suburbs
✅ Excellent equipment and resources
✅ Great pay and conditions
✅ Supportive team environment
✅ Genuine work/life balance

If this sounds like the right fit for you, we’d love to hear from you.

📩 Forward your CV to [email protected]
📞 Or call our office on 07 3855 2855

From the very bottom of photo vault - transplant 6 Ficus obliqua on a residential development west of Brisbane 36 year...
26/04/2026

From the very bottom of photo vault - transplant 6 Ficus obliqua on a residential development west of Brisbane 36 years ago. Old school with lifting pins and dual crane lifts onto a 5 row module. Four of the trees are still in good health. One tree was lost in a storm and another was finished off by a local who preferred a treeless view.

A conversation with a Kiwi acquaintance at the 2025 ITCC in Christchurch turned to the 2019 Branched Out comp in Kapunda...
11/02/2026

A conversation with a Kiwi acquaintance at the 2025 ITCC in Christchurch turned to the 2019 Branched Out comp in Kapunda, SA and in particular some of the finals climbs. This sequence of Steph Dryfhout on her way out of the finals tree is one of the best from the event in photo vault.

It’s and occasionally giants fall. This massive Scribbly Gum, Eucalyptus racemosa, had remained safe from urbanisatio...
10/02/2026

It’s and occasionally giants fall. This massive Scribbly Gum, Eucalyptus racemosa, had remained safe from urbanisation and storms in a sheltered gully for decades until early in 2025 when Cyclone Alfred did the damage with the thin walled, almost see through stem collapsing. Not to be defeated epicormic shoots appeared a few weeks later.

It is generally acknowledged that reaction wood production differs between gymnosperms (softwoods) and angiosperms (hard...
05/02/2026

It is generally acknowledged that reaction wood production differs between gymnosperms (softwoods) and angiosperms (hardwood). Compression wood is a readily visible characteristic of stems and branches in conifers whilst tension wood is typically not visible to the naked eye in hardwoods with stained sections and a microscope being required. But, as with most rules in nature, there are exceptions with this Weeping Fig, Ficus benjamina, clearly showing the presence of compression wood in the lower right quadrant of the section. The compression wood is much darker in colour with the bands being parallel with the growth increments. Figs are one of very few hardwoods which can produce compression wood.

Address

Everton Hills, QLD

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+61738552855

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