Ciocco Tree Experts

Wishing everyone an extra special HAPPY 2018 NEW YEAR!!! Feel free to take advantage of our winter tree trimming and removal discounts. Click on the link below for details. The winter season is a great time to do trimming to prepare your property for inclement weather such as snow and ice events. Also the winter months provide a dormant phase in trees, which is a great time to do all types of pruning to prepare you for the spring and summer ahead. Contact us to schedule a ...consultation so we can better suit your tree care service needs!!! Also don't forget we offer incentives for referrals, such as money back or money off your tree service!! As always, we look forward to hearing from you and thanks for the support!! Thank you from us at Ciocco Tree Experts

How does this happen....??? Think about it and have a great weekend!! #TGIF #natureswonders #onewiththetrees

Tree of the Week: Jabuticaba (Plinia cauliflora) The Jabuticaba, or Brazilian Grape Tree, is grown for its purplish-black, white-pulped fruits; they can be eaten raw or be used to make jellies and drinks (plain juice or wine). Its flowers are white and grow directly from its trunk. Not only do the flowers grow directly on the trunk, but the fruit does too! #grapetree #treeoftheweek #natureswonders

Happy 1st Day of Summer! Finally started to feel like summer too! #firstdayofsummer #summer2017

Tree of the Week: White Ash (Fraxinus americana) The white ash tree, also known as the #AmericanAsh, is native to eastern North America. It is one of the most used trees for everyday purposes and has been the timber of choice for baseball bats, furniture, and flooring until now. Due to the invasive #EmeraldAshBorer, 7.5 billion ash trees in the United States are now threatened. EAB has already wiped out hundreds of millions of ash trees so far. While this horrific pest prefers green ash and black ash trees, white ash trees are also being rapidly killed. With $200 worth of benefits for a single ash tree, this is something we should all be concerned about! #treeoftheweek #whiteash #treepreservation

After several weeks of our "Tree of the Week, Spring Edition" on Thursdays, here's some great information on how to care for those magnificent spring flowering trees! #FromtheGroundUp #floweringtrees #treepreservation #treemaintenance

35 yrs after the eruption that destroyed 230 square miles of forest...check out nature's amazing resilience! This is awesome! #naturesmiracles #mothernature #MountStHelens

Check out this awesome Cedar Burl driftwood chair originally shared by Woodwork Projects! Creative, unique craftsmanship at it's finest! Now picture yourself seated on this magnificent chair on YOUR favorite beach!! #driftwood #craftsmanship #woodworking #lookingforwardtosummer

Happy Memorial Day everyone. Here is Andrew M. Ciocco Sr. in Paris directly after WW2 was over. Remember those that gave their service to this country. Some gave all and never returned. Both Lauren's and my grand pops served in WW2

"Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own." - Charles Dickens Wishing everyone a safe and happy weekend! Another season is on it's way...but WOW, weren't those flowering spring trees beautiful this year! #TGIF #Spring2017 #floweringtrees #CharlesDickens #MotherNature

Tree of The Week (spring edition): Weeping Cherry Tree (Prunus subhirtella 'Pendula')..yet another long-time favorite for so many reasons! Weeping cherry trees are at their best in spring when it's drooping branches are covered with pink or white flowers: they shout such a boldly colorful statement. Few trees are more graceful in the landscape than the weeping variety, especially those that cascade with mounds of beautiful flowers. After the tree finishes blooming, leaving w...hat looks like a blanket of pink or white snow beneath, it puts out glossy, dark green leaves, which make the tree a great addition for summer as well. Ebony berries follow in late summer, but don’t look for cherries; this tree is for ornamental use only - sorry...no cherries to eat. The various species and cultivars offer a wide range of sizes, from 8-foot dwarfs to 40-foot types with spreading canopies. See more

Many fatal accidents and millions of dollars in property damage can be averted if homeowners heed the warning signs of a hazardous tree, said Tchukki Andersen, staff arborist for the TCIA (Tree Care Industry Association). So here's a look at a few simple signs homeowners can look for to avoid fatal accidents caused by hazardous trees! #FromtheGroundUp #hazardoustrees #treeservice #homeowners #howtoknow

#DYK...Trees Communicate With Eachother! It has been proven that trees are able to communicate and share resources with other trees via their roots. With the help of symbiotic fungi, trees can send nutrients to saplings or share resources like water or carbon with other trees in need. #mothernature #treepreservation #treecare

A well-structured tree is aesthetically pleasing, supports the crown as it grows larger, is long-lived, and provides the greatest benefits at the lowest cost. Poor tree architecture or inferior branch structure can be costly, leading to tree failure and early tree removal and eliminating the benefits that could have been provided by a mature tree. Read more about structural tree pruning and how it will benefit your trees! #FromtheGroundUp #treepruning #treepreservation