Ramsey Tree Care

04/24/2026

05/22/2025

🌳 Storm damage got your trees looking rough? Know when it's time to call in a pro.

After this weekend’s and last night’s severe weather, many Kansas communities are seeing the effects on their trees — broken branches, leaning trunks, or worse. Knowing when to contact a certified arborist can help prevent further damage and keep your landscape safe and healthy.

🎧 Last year on the Kansas Canopy Podcast, we sat down with Matt Norville, Community Forestry Program Coordinator, to talk about young tree pruning. At 19:30, Matt shared his “You might want to call an arborist if…” checklist — and it’s more relevant than ever right now.

💡 Whether a tree is hanging over your home, split down the middle, or you’re just unsure what’s salvageable, don’t guess — consult a professional.

🔗 Find a certified arborist in your area:
🌐 Kansas Arborists Association Directory: https://buff.ly/C4G3wcR
🌐 International Society of Arboriculture - Find an Arborist: https://buff.ly/YvK9Bts

🎙️ Listen to the episode: https://buff.ly/7Qf91Lm

05/10/2025

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Stay away from this stuff!! This is Poison Hemlock and it can hurt you..bad.

Due to our very wet spring, this stuff is thriving and growing fast! In the coming weeks you will see fields of white flowers.

Not all white flowers are bad. So,how do you know what's poisonous and what isn't ? Look at the stem. If you see purple splotches then that is a sign it's poison hemlock.

If you touch this, then imagine poison ivy but x100.

04/23/2025

We can prevent Ash Borer with a simple injection.
This is preferred to be preventative and not a cure.
If you see a decline in your ash tree, contact your local arborist asap.

Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) beetles are an invasive species that found its way to the U.S. from China. First appearing in Kansas in 2012, the species has spread across the

03/21/2025

🌳 Callery Pear Buy-Back Program Update! 🌳
Many of you have reached out to express your interest in the Callery Pear Buy-Back program. Due to a shift in partners, we cannot host any buybacks this spring. But don’t worry – a smaller buyback event will be held in fall 2025 in Manhattan, Kansas, and we’re planning more buybacks across Kansas in Spring 2026!

In the meantime, we encourage you to remove your Callery pear tree this year! Any trees documented and removed in 2025 will be eligible for the 2026 events. 📸 Take a photo of your tree standing and removed (with a stump pic🪵 ), or provide a bill from an arborist confirming the removal.

👉 Sign up for the Kansas Canopy newsletter to stay in the loop and be the first to hear about the 2026 buybacks! https://buff.ly/LGP91zu

🪚 Make sure to reach out to a KAA or ISA certified arborist for tree removals!
Kansas Arborist Association: https://buff.ly/dpLd7Fw
ISA: https://buff.ly/64j36Xp

03/13/2025

Tree preservation is our ultimate goal, however sometimes we have to make a decision for safety.

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02/25/2025

In the course of tree care, we occasionally interact with animals, furry or otherwise. We immediately suspend activities and focus on relocating them to a safe area. These three little animals were relocated to a nearby tree. The mother was anxious to check on them!!!