Russell Tree Experts

29/10/2026

PSA: Leave those leaves! If your yard is filled with fallen tree leaves, don’t dispose of them! Pile them up around your tree as it will save you time, money, and labor!

Learn more in our latest ARBOR ED™ article by ISA Certified Arborist® Enrique Arayata

https://www.russelltreeexperts.com/arbor-ed/leave-those-leaves

As we transition into Autumn here in central Ohio, that means many things: shorter days, cooler temperatures, football season, pumpkin spice everything, and more specifically, fall foliage! Green, deciduous tree leaves start to turn into beautiful shades of orange, yellow, red, and more until they e

27/10/2026

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26/10/2026

A tale told in 3 photos, swipe. Context below!

As much as we discourage hurting insects and animals that benefit trees, people, and our environment, spotted lanternfly (Lycorma delicatula) is one that we are completely opposite on.

Spotted lanternfly (SLF) has been considered a destructive plant pest under Ohio law since 2021 as they reproduce quickly and as they are capable of damaging ecologically important Ohio plants such as grapevines, black walnut trees, and more.

They are one of the few pests in Ohio where you’ll hear arborists, landscapers, and environmentalists all agree that if you see a SLF, stomp it! If you see an SLF-infested area, you can report it to the Ohio Plant Pest Reporter online.

23/10/2026

They are in. They are ready. They are the Green Ginkgos. See ‘em at IRONWOOD GAMES™ on June 12, 2027.

Gather your team and sign up to compete at https://www.ironwoodgamesrte.com/compete

22/10/2026

As we start to approach winter, trees start to also approach dormancy. Think about it like hibernation or a long sleep to help survive through the harsh and cold months.

There’s a misconception that winter work is unnecessary or harmful for a tree, but it is quite the opposite! Pruning in the winter can be an excellent time for trees for reasons such as minimizing the spread of a disease or better canopy visibility for the arborist.

Learn more about the benefits of winter tree work in our latest ARBOR ED™ article by ISA Certified Arborist® Chris Gill!

As winter settles into Ohio, the landscape takes on a whole new look. Leaves fall; temperatures drop, and deciduous trees enter their natural dormant period, slowing their growth and conserving energy until spring returns. But just because a tree looks quiet and bare doesn’t mean there’s nothing...

20/10/2026

Processing brush on a new construction right-of-way in Coshocton, OH! Aiding our operator Ryan is one of our John Deere 210 P-Tier excavators!



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19/10/2026

Doing some first aid and CPR training with one of our in-house certified first aid and CPR instructors Brian!

16/10/2026

Hauling away debris and removing hazardous trees at Julian Price Campground in Blue Ridge Parkway, NC. The damage was caused by Hurricane Helene back in 2024 and the campground has been closed ever since.

As of October 2026, Julian Price Campground is open for the remainder of the 2026 season. We are honored for the opportunity to contribute to its cleanup and reopening!



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15/10/2026

As the leaves turn vibrant shades of orange, red, and yellow and the air grows crisp, fall signals a time of transition for trees. A tree fertilization in the fall offers strong benefits that can set your trees up for success through winter and into next year.

Learn about the deep-root fertilization process and its advantages in our latest ARBOR ED™ article by ISA Certified Arborist® Chris Gill!

By Chris Gill ISA Certified Arborist® OH-6416A October 13, 2026 — — — As the leaves turn vibrant shades of orange and red and the air grows crisp, fall signals a time of transition for trees. While many of us associate fertilization with spring, fertilizing trees in the fall offers unique and...