B & B Tree Service, Inc

02/11/2024

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Thankfully for customers of B & B, we are able to handle the tree removal, stump removal, and backfilling when required.

01/25/2024

Check out these rare, historical photos of settlers in the Pacific Northwest and their innovative use of gigantic tree stumps that were still rooted in the ground....

https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/vintage-tree-stump-houses/?fbclid=IwAR3c3mxvg6nHtRnEaDaaKR7CXq19-Kd9J5L6tTBlSlZUr-YLfj2mO3wYldc

When settlers headed to the Pacific Northwest, they were forced to improvise dwellings and start their lives from scratch. Finding the stumps of gigantic trees that had been felled by logging compa…

01/10/2024

Four hundred years ago, the Longleaf Pine dominated the landscape of the American Southeast. More than 90 million acres of Longleaf forest stretched from Virginia to Texas.

And to this day, although the forest cover now hovers around 5 million acres, Longleaf Pines remain a beloved symbol of the region.

So take a moment to get to know these magnificent trees, and join us in supporting the efforts of the Arbor Day Foundation to restore Longleaf Pine and other native species.

https://www.arborday.org/stories/long-leaf-pine.cfm?fbclid=IwAR1NuzODa2WkyzdvKm6yvR87EBDlWJXPjGCt1H4YHEQpiLcabcxavHitJYg

One tree’s storied past, current restoration, and ongoing relationship with fire.

04/25/2023

It's week and we are excited!!! 🤩 It's one of our favorite weeks of the year ❤️ Check out the link below to find out how you can join the celebration! 🥳

It takes a lot of Yeses to plant 500 million trees. That’s why when you commit to celebrating Arbor Day, you’re doing more than helping put trees in the ground. You’re saying Yes to a healthier world.

02/16/2023

Trees are magnificent, both above and below the surface.

In ideal conditions, a tree's roots go more than 20 feet below the ground. A record root depth reached 400 feet- a wild fig at South Africa's Echo Caves. 🤯

12/08/2022

Thank you for this interesting insight!

We all know that tree rings can tell a tree's age, but they can tell us SO much more. A tree's light-colored rings represent wood that grew in the spring and early summer, while the dark rings represent wood that grew in the late summer and fall.

One light ring + one dark ring = 1️⃣ year of a tree’s life.

Rings also give scientists information about that area’s local climate in the past. Tree rings usually grow wider in warm, wet years and they are thinner in years when it is cold and dry.

09/13/2022

In need of a professional tree service company? Visit our FB page to schedule your free estimate online, or call our office @ 318-343-8355.

09/12/2022

Since Fall is just a few short weeks away, we thought it would be a good time to share when you can expect Fall foliage to be at its peak in your region for 2022.

Check out this Farmers' Almanac article to learn more.

One of the most shared rites of autumn is the annual search for colorful fall leaves. Here's a list of our picks for the best foliage spots in the U.S.

05/06/2022

Looking for the perfect Mother's Day gift?

The has 10 recommendations for trees that would be beautiful additions to her landscape.

Many people appreciate the gift of flowers, but their short life span isn’t always the most practical gift.

09/28/2021

There's something magical about the colors of Fall!
Consider visiting these small U.S. towns to see a full spectrum of stunning colors!

From New Mexico and New York to Vermont and Colorado, these are the best small towns in the U.S. for seeing fall foliage.

06/02/2021

*Experience supervising a tree care crew
*Experience operating an aerial lift and/or bucket truck.
*Climbing experience helpful but not required
*Responsible for trimming, pruning, and removing trees on residential and commercial properties.
*Demonstrates good communication skills with other crew members and leaders
*Promotes quality customer service

**This is a salaried position. We offer competitive wages commensurate with experience, year-round employment, a positive and respectful work environment, and more!

04/20/2021

Join us in celebrating this year's Arbor Day on April 30th. Since 1872 Arbor Day has been a holiday that celebrates the future. Visit https://www.celebratearborday.com to find out how you can get involved.

Below you will find some resources to help you keep the spirit of Arbor Day strong. Together, we can inspire the world to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees.