Newsletter
There was a need for a publication that focused specifically on tree care in the Chicagoland area. The information is geared toward homeowners. Many companies have newsletters that they put on their websites and send to customers but these are mostly self serving that are meant to bring in more customers and money. There are some regional publications such as Chicagoland Gardening but this does not focus on tree care.
The idea is to keep it as commercial free as possible so that content was not constrained by advertisers influence.
We try to feature timely articles about problems that trees have in the Chicagoland area. There is also a plan to feature local arborists that are doing quality work. We have had and will continue to have guest columnists whenever possible.
You can sign up to receive the newsletter for free by sending us your e-mail address or mailing address: Mail to P.O. Box 2373, Glenview, IL 60026 or e-mail to this link. One of the first 25 to sign up is eligible to win a free tree inspection.
Please be patient, it takes a few minutes for the newsletter to download.
I have added a index of sorts to show what each issue contains.
Spring 2010 page 1.pdf---ALL ARBOR DAY
Spring 2010 page 2.pdf---Arbor Day (cont) plus IAA Lobby Day
Fall 2009 page 1.pdf--- Jake/Junior Arborist
Fall 2009 page 2.pdf---Why an Arborist Should Check Your Trees, Carbon Day
Summer 2009 page 1.pdf--- Oak savannas
Summer 2009 p2.pdf---Our state tree
Winter 2009 page 1.pdf--- Have trees inspected before buying a home
Fall 2008 page 1.pdf---Volcano mulch
Fall 2008 page 2.pdf---Bagworm update; Gypsy moth update
Summer 2008 page 1 v2.pdf---Landscape lighting
Summer 2008 page 2 v2.pdf--- Anthracnose; Locust plant bug
Winter 2008 page 1.pdf--- Bagworms
Winter 2008 page 2.pdf--- Buyer beware
Fall 2007 page 1.pdf--- Girdling roots; storm damage
Fall 2007 page 2.pdf--- Native trees and shrubs
Summer 2007 page 1.pdf--- Insect control; proper watering techniques
Summer 2007 page 2.pdf--- Trees and ponds
Spring 2007 page 1.pdf---Welcome; the value of trees
Spring 2007 page 2.pdf--- Proper planting; Right tree in the right place