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It’s a question that every property owner has to ask — and hopefully answer — at one point or another. When to trim bushes? Your home’s outdoor landscaping is a beautiful addition to your home. [...]

So you’re thinking of becoming an arborist, huh? Excellent! It’s a wonderfully fulfilling, rewarding, and challenging occupation. And fortunately, there is always a need for arborists — certified [...]

The 5 Deadliest Trees and Plants in the World Most of the time, trees are pretty harmless. We are safe to stand beneath them and marvel at their beauty. The trees on this list, however, could [...]

Inexpensive Tree Care in Portland prides itself on being the best tree service company in the industry. We’re well known for reliability and the high quality of our work. That’s why we know [...]

It’s time to ask and answer an important question: What are the biggest landscaping mistakes? We’ve written about landscaping on the Inexpensive Tree Care blog. Specifically, we wrote about [...]

The days grow shorter. The nights grow longer. Many of us begin to make early holiday plans. And the deciduous trees in our neighborhoods begin to drop their leaves. You may even find yourself [...]

Trees can talk to each other — and no, this isn’t some sort of fantasy land. It’s understandable to think that it might be. Trees talking? In “The Two Towers,” the second part of Peter Jackson’s [...]

When big projects demand our attention, it’s best to call an arborist who has experience handling the biggest jobs. For tree services in Portland, that means Inexpensive Tree Care. We know it can [...]

The Difference Between A Tree Service and a Landscaper Here’s a question we get a lot at Inexpensive Tree Care in Portland: How is a tree service different from a landscaping service? It’s a [...]

Thinking of digging post holes for a new fence? Or pouring footings for a deck expansion in the backyard? Maybe it’s finally time to install that sprinkler system to keep your landscaping looking [...]

The Western Red Cedar is truly an icon of the Pacific Northwest. Used by Native Americans for shelter, canoes, and even clothing, the tree can live well beyond 1,000 years old – the oldest [...]

You don’t need to be a world-class arborist to understand trees need water to survive. But it takes a trained eye to see how climate change is affecting the European and paper birch trees in the [...]