Blue Oak Affordable Tree Solutions LLC

06/23/2026

06/22/2026

With the season picking up, we are looking to expand our team of Arborists! If you're interested or know someone who may be interested (with the right qualifications and a love for trees, of course), please let us know!

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06/11/2026

Keep an eye out for small holes in your tree trunks. Depending on what the cause is, early action might be critical to save them!

Occasionally homeowners will notice small holes in the trunks of landscape trees. This may not mean impending death to the tree, but it’s not good. The presence of holes usually means that an insect or woodpecker has taken an interest in your tree, and your tree may be in a state of decline.

05/31/2026

Grading job. Under $3,000. Very happy client.

05/28/2026

Soapy stuff on your Leylands? It’s most likely spittle bug. Good news is that it doesn’t cause much harm! But drought conditions do. Consider prevention treatments to alleviate drought and diseases stress for your trees!

05/23/2026

Get educated about trees!

Certified Arborist Wes Hopper explains the basics of how trees work. Trees use photosynthesis to convert nutrients into sugars for the tree to use. Wes also ...

05/19/2026

05/11/2026

This week, Blue Oak is officially recognizing Tray Buckner! He has been with the company for a full year and has experienced a lot of growth in the process! We really appreciate his great sense of humor and hard work ethic. This was the photo he left on the company ipad for Nathan to find later.

05/10/2026

Mulched too high- over the root flare and against the trunk. Girdling roots would have caused major stress and possibly early death if left unaddressed

05/05/2026

Quick vid about Ambrosia beetle signs

LSU AgCenter entomologist Aaron Ashbrook provides important information about ambrosia beetles, which have recently been spotted attacking trees in Louisiana...