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Tree Care Resources & References

Evidence-Based Tree Care

Tree Care Resources & References

A practical reference shelf for tree owners, property managers and anyone who wants to understand the standards and science behind professional arboriculture.

International Society of Arboriculture

Tree-owner information from ISA.

Tree Owner Resources

ISA’s central collection of public guidance about tree selection, planting, pruning, health and risk.

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Why Hire an Arborist?

What training, experience and professional qualifications mean when selecting tree care.

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Pruning Your Trees

Consumer guidance about pruning objectives, timing and avoiding harmful practices.

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Managing Hazards and Risk

Tree-risk, storm-damage and construction-related information for property owners.

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Plant Health Care

An introduction to proactive, whole-tree management rather than treating isolated symptoms.

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Planting a Tree

Guidance on planting practices that influence establishment and long-term tree performance.

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Oklahoma Resources

Guidance for our climate and communities.

Oklahoma Trees

Tree selection, planting, young-tree pruning and tree-owner materials from Oklahoma Forestry Services.

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Pruning Ornamental Trees

Oklahoma State University Extension information about pruning trees, shrubs and vines.

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Planting Trees and Shrubs

OSU Extension guidance covering site preparation, planting depth and early establishment.

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Professional Standards

Standards guide the work.

Professional arboriculture uses established terminology, objectives and performance standards. Jennings’ Tree Service plans work with reference to current industry practices and the observable conditions of the tree and site.

ANSI A300 Tree Care Standards

TCIA’s overview of the consensus standards for professionals who manage trees, shrubs and other woody landscape plants.

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Jennings Tree Service

Apply the information to your trees.

Important: General educational information cannot diagnose a particular tree or predict every failure. An on-site inspection is the appropriate starting point for property-specific recommendations.

Need Help Interpreting What You See?

Put the reference material in context.

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