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Try These 4 Tips if Your New Tree’s Leaves Are Turning Brown or Wilting

Posted on August 12, 2017 by Econo Tree Service

If you have recently planted a tree, you know that it will likely go through some sort of “ugly” period – a time when the tree doesn’t look its best because it has just gone through something truly traumatic. While this is fairly normal, there are some things that you have to be on the lookout for once your tree has been established. The biggest things you need to look at to tell the health of the tree are the color of the leaves and how healthy they appear. If the leaves are turning brown or they are wilting, it is a sign that something may be wrong with your new tree.

Don’t be alarmed – this doesn’t mean that your tree isn’t healthy or that it won’t make it. Instead, it could just be a sign that something isn’t going quite right to make your tree happy in its new home. Acting quickly and with the appropriate response should have your tree looking as good as new.

If you notice that your newly planted tree is wilting and/or turning brown, here are some tips to make it better:

4. It Could Be Transplant Shock

  • “Wait and see” approach
  • Do not over or under water the tree
  • Check daily for any other signs of distress

If your tree is freshly planted, this is just a sign of transplant shock. This is a normal occurrence because your tree has just gone through something quite stressful. The best thing you can do during this time is to just wait it out, according to Thought Co. The more you play around with the tree or poke at it, the deeper in shock it can go.

Instead, follow all of the care methodology steps and let your tree have some time to adjust. Just like a freshman in college or someone learning how to drive, eventually the tree will settle down and everything will feel normal.

However, transplant shock really shouldn’t last all that long. Each tree will have a different time, but it should look better as the weeks go by – if it doesn’t, call a professional.

3. Stop Watering So Much

  • Do not saturate the ground
  • Take rainfall into account
  • Back off if you notice situation getting worse

Many people water their trees thinking that there is no such thing as overwatering, but they’d be wrong. Especially when you have a new tree, putting too much water into the ground can almost waterlog the tree and cause it to stop getting the nutrients it needs.

Den Garden explains: “The roots wick up the water to the plant body. The plant cells fill up, one by one, and attempt to pass the liquid on to the next cell by osmosis. This system works wonderfully until the moisture reaches the cells located at the end of the line. These cells have no place to pass excessive moisture on to, so they continue to fill until they burst, creating crusty brown tips on the edges of the leaves.”

Examine your leaves to see if this could possibly be the problem with your tree. If it is, step away from watering for a few weeks and see if you see a change in the leaves.

2. Check Your Soil

  • Ensure soil is healthy enough to grow trees
  • Acidity levels are important
  • Fertilizer MAY help

As your tree is moved, it can go through a different adjustment period. One of the reasons your tree doesn’t adjust well is because it isn’t used to the soil in you have planted it. Soil conditions have been known to make transplant shock worse.

If the soil around a tree is too soggy, it won’t be able to get oxygen to the roots, according to Teleflora. The roots either don’t grow at all or they aren’t allowed to grow strong enough to really support your tree in its new home. Eventually, the root systems will start to fail. Even worse, it can lead to another problem called leaf scorch.

Other problems with the soil include too much heat, over tilling, over watering, and bad fertilizer.

1. It May Have a Disease

  • Look for common symptoms of problems
  • Make sure to buy from reputable sources
  • Make sure your yard is safe before planting

When you buy a new tree, even if it is from a reputable source, there is a chance that you are going to introduce a new disease or pest into your yard. No nursery or tree center is perfect and sometimes the trees do get sick. If your tree is having problems with browning leaves or wilting, it might just be that you picked a bum tree.

Make sure to give your tree some time to establish itself, but always be on the lookout for other signs of problems. If you brought an infestation into your yard, it won’t be long before it spreads to other trees. The Organic Gardener’s Handbook of Natural Insect and Disease Control has some great tips on how to prevent diseases from spreading.

In some cases, getting the opinion of a professional may help you to determine whether your tree is struggling because of something in your yard or because it was sick when you purchased it. Most reputable nurseries do have a warranty on their products.

At Econo Tree Service, our goal is to help people put more trees into their yard AND to keep those trees as healthy as can be. We work to ensure that your trees have a great transition process so that they can grow tall and strong. If you have any questions about selecting, planting, or taking care of a new tree for your yard, give us a call today.

Our team is prepared to handle any stage of the tree growing process, from the very first days to the very last. No matter what you need or what questions you have, we are here to answer them.

Give us a call today at (650) 200-2495.

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4 Ways to Identify Tree Fungi in Southern CA

Posted on July 16, 2017 by Econo Tree Service

“There’s a fungus among us” might be one of your favorite party jokes, but it isn’t something you want to joke about when it comes to your Southern CA yard. Most of us don’t pay attention to our trees all that much, unless something goes wrong. However, tree fungi is a sign that something may be going seriously wrong inside your tree, or it can start outside of your tree and cause something to go wrong on the inside. If you don’t treat tree fungi, the tree will eventually succumb to either a problem related to the fungus or something that is able to take hold because of the weakened tree.

Fungi is such a problem because it can cut off the flow of water and nutrients and invite pests and other diseases into the tree. Even if your tree appears healthy, it can still be a huge problem.

While all tree care professionals can spot tree fungus quite easily, most homeowners don’t think to know the signs and symptoms of tree fungi. This is something one needs to know, however, if you want to keep your home and family safe. If you live in Southern California, these are some warning signs of tree fungi:

4. Yard Moisture

  • Moisture Monitors Available
  • Avoid Watering Infected Plants
  • Beware of Rain Runoff

One of the most important things to understand about your yard is the level of moisture in the air. If you have a pool, a pond, or live by the water, the moisture levels in your yard are going to be higher. This could mean that you have an increased chance of fungal diseases on your trees and plants. In California, since there isn’t as much moisture in the air, anywhere moisture lingers is a target area for fungi.

According to Planet Natural, “During the summer months, especially if plants are watered by overhead sprinklers, sufficient moisture may be present for infection when the bacteria are splashed or blown on to leaves.” This means you do have to be careful if you suspect that your trees or plants have a fungal problem. It is quite easy to spread the disease simply the taking care of your yard.

3. Beware Soft Spots

  • Touch Wounds Carefully
  • Wash Hands Between Trees
  • Use Finger Tips

If there is something soft on the bark of your trees, or if the bark itself is soft, it is a sign that there is a big problem. Use your fingertips to go over the bark of the tree, gently applying pressure to find any signs of damage or issues. As you are supposed to check your trees at least twice a year for problems, take a few extra minutes to just touch your tree.

Make sure to look for areas that appear darker or discolored from the rest of the tree. See if that area is soft. Michigan State University hastens to warn people that soft bark isn’t always an issue, in fact, some trees are softer than others. However, it is a common problem that you will find with some trees in California.

Remember to be gentle and never use your fingernails to puncture the tree, or you will just be doing more damage than good.

2. Check Wounds

  • Beware of Soft Spots Near Wounds
  • Check Discoloration or Any Growths
  • Canker Diseases Can Be Found in Wounds

Just like in humans, the rate at which our trees heal themselves and their wounds is a sign of how healthy they are. Make sure to look around the wounds that develop on your tree as they grow. All wounds need to be checked, including those that come from cutting, breaking, animal damage, and infestations. According to the University of Kentucky, wood decay fungi are common in wounds.

There are quite a few different types of fungi out there and they don’t all have a lot in common. However, they all go after the weakest spots on the tree, which tends to be where our trees have been wounded. They are able to quickly infiltrate the tree here, sucking up the nutrients and water. Tree fungi move faster here, and it is likely that it will become a bigger problem much more quickly than if you don’t have wounds.

1. Mushrooms

  • Biggest Sign of Tree Fungi
  • Requires Action ASAP
  • Do Not Remove

Mushrooms are a huge sign that there is something going on with your Southern CA yard and tree. While most people think about mushrooms and don’t believe they are a problem, they are actually a fungus. It shows that there is something in the chemistry of your yard. While mushrooms aren’t always a sign that something is going wrong with your trees, they are something you want to get checked. One or two mushrooms may not be a problem, but note that the mushrooms don’t have to even be on your tree to be a symbol of problems in the root system.

Mushrooms almost always symbolize something, according to Fine Gardening, so if you see them, make sure to investigate your trees even further.

Tree fungus doesn’t always mean that there is a huge problem with your tree. However, it isn’t something that you want to ignore either. Be safe and contact a tree care professional immediately if you find any of the above problems on your trees. Most professionals will be able to solve the issue without eliminating your tree. However, if the fungal infection is too far along, then there may be a need to remove the tree so that it doesn’t spread to other plant life.

At Econo Tree Service, our team aims to prevent fungi and enable your trees to grow happily and healthily. We try to eliminate fungus if it is present, and we will then show you methods to keep the amount of fungus in your yard down. Our team is prepared to handle many different types of tree diseases, including fungus. Still, even the best teams are more effective when they are given the appropriate time – so give us a call today at (650) 200-2495.

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Best Time to Prune 5 Common Trees in Southern CA

Posted on June 21, 2017 by Econo Tree Service

We’ve all seen it through our windows: our neighbor is pruning his trees at a random time of the year, and we aren’t sure, but we don’t think that what he’s doing is actually best for the tree. Then you’ve seen someone trying to prune their trees using a chair, a saw that is dull, or even a kitchen knife (we’ve seen it all!). Pruning your trees isn’t easy, but it doesn’t have to be hard either.

Instead, you can learn about how to prune your trees and, sometimes more importantly, when to prune your trees. Each tree will have a different time that is appropriate to prune, especially in California where the climate and weather dictate a lot about our pruning and tree care habits.

While every tree will have a different base time, let’s look at some of the most common trees in Southern California and when you should prune them:

5. Arizona Ash: Late February

  • Remove Dead or Dying Branches First
  • Use Professional Grade Tools
  • Remove Cross Branches

Pruning an Arizona Ash tree properly will result in a longer lifespan for these trees, which don’t live all that long. It can nearly double the lifetime of your tree if done regularly and by someone who knows what to do.

According to Garden Guides, “Removal of a large amount of unnecessary branches every year will prevent the Arizona ash tree from breaking when fully grown.” It will also help to improve airflow in your tree, which can keep it free from pests and infections.

Make sure to be aware of the animals that can make nests in this tree – try to avoid ruining their homes, if at all possible.

If you maintain the health of this tree, you will be able to do less and less pruning as the years grow by. You’ll still want to check for leaders and sprouts on a regular basis.

4. Catalina Cherry Tree: Varies Depending on Growth

  • Prune Frequently Early
  • Prune At Different Times of the Year
  • Prune Less and Less As Tree Ages

Pruning your Catalina Cherry Tree early will help you to establish a healthy tree with a single leader, something very important if you want high production levels and a tree that lasts a long time. As the tree ages, you’ll have to prune less and less.

Cloud Mountain Farm Center explains how and when to prune: “As these main leaders grow in early summer, make a heading cut into the main leaders every 2 or 2 1/2 feet . Or if the branches have grown this distance by August 1 (or any time before then), pinch out the terminal bud. Continue to do this until the shoot produces several side shoots. Then let the shoot grow another 2 feet or so and repeat the process. If these shoots are not growing vigorously then it is better to wait and dormant prune these shoots. You don’t want any more than four uprights.”

3. Western Redbud: Winter or After Blooming

  • Try Not to Prune First Few Years
  • Fifth Year is the Best Time to Prune
  • Sterilize Tools if Possible

If you can at all avoid it, allow your Western Redbud to go wild for the first few years until it has been established. Most people advise five years, but if you can go longer than that, try to. You really don’t need to prune much off this tree even when you do prune it in the early years.

However, you do have a very small window of time in which you can prune these trees – in the winter or right after the trees bloom. Other than that, the only reason to prune is diseased. Even if you see dead wood, do not prune the tree until the appropriate time.

According to the US Department of Agriculture, prune only to “remove suckers, crossed branches that may injure others and to maintain a rounded shape on a mature tree.”

2. California Box Elder: Summer

  • Be Careful About Pruning Too Much
  • Do Not Prune in the Winter

If you do plant a Box Elder tree, you know all of the risks that come along with it – including the pests. You cannot prune to remove these pests most of the time. Instead, you should prune to keep your tree in shape and to remove any dead branches.

Pruning this tree early can allow you to shape the tree for the rest of its life. You can train it into a single or a double trunk through pruning. As it gets older, you will have to do fewer trims, but make sure to remove any low hanging branches.

A variegated Box Elder needs to be pruned more than any other, because any green branches that aren’t pruned will revert the tree to its green self, according to The Garden Lady.

One of the most common reasons people do prune this tree is to move the limbs away from power lines, but it is recommended that you allow professionals to do this.

1. Saucer Magnolia: After Flowering

  • Only Prune When Necessary
  • Completely Disinfect Tools
  • Do Not Rip Branches

Pruning branches of the Magnolia tree is a difficult task. You have to use the right tools and prune exactly right. Never rip or pull the bark, as this will damage the tree, sometimes permanently.

The Spruce points out that you absolutely have to be careful when you prune Magnolia trees because they don’t heal nearly as well as other types of trees. If you do trim, be careful that you don’t do any damage.

If you love the flowers on the Magnolia tree, be careful about pruning, especially if the flowers bloomed late. You may completely eliminate blooms for the next year, blooms you can’t get back.

It is difficult to grow trees in California, especially within the last few years. It is your best bet to keep the trees that you already have alive and thriving. You have to be careful when pruning because one wrong cut can spell the end of a tree – or at least the start of some pretty severe problems.

 

If you are worried, have questions, or want professionals to handle your tree concerns, give Econo Tree Service a call at (650) 200-2495. Our team is filled with experienced arborists and tree care professionals who can work with your trees to have your yard looking shapely and beautiful.

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5 Common Tree Diseases in the San Francisco Area

Posted on May 16, 2017 by Econo Tree Service

The sometimes strange and wet weather of the Bay Area can really do a number on trees and shrubs in our yards. Humidity, fog, and general wetness can really impact the way our trees grow and how they flourish, but it can also be a hindrance. Since trees are living things, they can susceptible not only to weather patterns but what we put them through – from damage due to human error to pollution from cars – can make diseases worse.

So what can you do? The first thing is to stay vigilant about looking at your trees. By looking at everything from the root line to the tips of the leaves, you will be able to know what ‘normal’ looks like, and then be able to determine what looks suspicious. In particular, you have to be on the lookout for these five tree diseases common in the San Francisco area:

5. Sudden Oak Death

  • Cankers form along the bottom of trees
  • Sudden uptick in production of sap
  • Trees die within a few weeks

One of the most serious tree diseases, Sudden Oak Death sounds like it only impacts oak trees, but that isn’t true. It is true that oak trees have been the most affected by the disease, however. This problem can (and has) killed millions of trees in California alone.

Sudden Oak Death starts with water mold and eventually a canker forms. This canker will actually bleed sap out of the tree, eliminating nutrients and everything the tree needs to survive. Naturally, it is also extremely contagious among trees.

If that isn’t scary enough, U.C. Berkeley says that the disease is actually related to the Irish Potato Famine.

4.  Shot Hole Fungus

  • Small holes on the leaves of a tree or shrub
  • Eventual browning of the leaves between the holes
  • Yellowing stems toward the center of the shrub or tree

Shot Hole Fungus is a disease that targets Prunus species, which typically includes stone fruit and almond trees. It is particularly a problem for trees in San Francisco because of the warm, wet winters that we have. Even worse, the disease is exasperated by urban pollutants.

Thankfully, this disease isn’t deadly, just merely cosmetic. Characterized by the holes that make it look like someone shot them, the trees do have some degraded performance from trees without the disease.

According to the Center for Urban Agriculture, it can also open up your tree to other diseases because it weakens it.

3. Chinese Elm Anthracnose

  • Branches dying from the tips
  • Cankers near the base of the tree
  • Black, tarlike spots on leaves

There are quite a few Chinese Elm trees in San Francisco, and there should be because there are great trees. However, they are one of the trees that has a specific disease that impacts them. Of course, other trees can get anthracnose. This disease is actually a fungus that can cause individual branches to die starting with the tips. It has been said to give the tree a “frizzy hair” look.

If you have been impacted before, it may seem like your tree has recovered. However, “Severe defoliation year after year, however, may weaken the tree and increase its susceptibility to insects, other diseases, and stressful environmental conditions,” according to the University of California Extension.

The best way to prevent this disease is to have your trees professional pruned during the fall or winter months.

2. Sooty Mold

  • Presence of aphids in your garden
  • Black sappy covering on the bark or leaves
  • Yellow, curling leaves in summer or spring

Sooty Mold is terrible for many reasons, but the most terrifying part is probably that it tends to bring pests with it – Aphids. Mostly commonly found during the spring and summer months, this problem very quickly spreads to all kinds of trees. Even worse, they reproduce extremely quickly so there will be many of them in about two weeks.

This is an interesting disease because it doesn’t actually kill your tree – it will just make it ugly. Yellow, curling leaves and a furry mold growth on the bark can make it an eyesore in your yard. It is quite dangerous for young or weak trees.

Since the disease often targets fruit trees, it is important to note that the University of California says that, “Fruits or vegetables covered with sooty molds are edible. Simply remove the mold with a solution of mild soap and warm water.”

1. Fire Blight

  • “Scorched” look of the stems, bark, and leaves
  • Blossoms turn brown or wilt very quickly
  • Tree oozing amber colored bacteria

Fire Blight is a somewhat disgusting, contagious bacterial disease. It quickly attacks your trees in the early spring, making trees look like they have just been burnt. It takes about 1-2 weeks for everything to look awful, not quite giving you enough time to take care of it.

Unfortunately, Fire Blight spreads quickly through many different means, including birds, insects, bees, rain, and the wind. If one tree or neighbor has the problem, it isn’t rare to see many trees with the same symptoms. Thankfully, it doesn’t seem to impact many tree types; the most commonly affected are apple and pear trees, according to the University of Minnesota. However, it can hit rose bushes and raspberry plants.

At the end of the day, you have to pay attention to your trees and inspect them regularly. Skipping even a week or two or checking can really impact their health. If you want to know what to look for on your tree or you find something that seems a bit strange to you, consider calling a professional for help.

The team at Econo Tree Service is here for you. We will inspect your trees and if we do find something that needs to be remedied, we can help you take care of it. Whether your tree is in danger of a disease or actively impacted by something, we will try our hardest to save your tree. If it can’t be saved, we can help you to safely eliminate it from your yard.

Give us a call today at (650) 200-2495.

 

 

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5 Best Trees to Plant in California

Posted on April 18, 2017 by Econo Tree Service

In California, we face an entirely different garden and yard situation than a majority of the country does. We have to think about out water usage, the amount of work we have to do for the health of our trees, and what trees will even grow in these conditions. One of the best ways to avoid problems? Going native. Trees that are native to California tend to take less water than other trees and will grow without many problems. Trees that you find in other parts of the country or world won’t do that. Instead, you’ll make problems worse by using too much water to keep them alive, only to face disease or infestation.

All of the trees on our list of the best trees for a California yard are drought tolerant. While this doesn’t mean that can ignore them, it does mean that you don’t have to worry as much. Note that this is only after a tree has been established. While they are still a seedling and connecting with the yard, you do have to give them plenty of water. You can only start tapering back once they flourish. For the first three years, you should water them once a week. After that, you should play by ear to see when they need watering, if they do at all.

For less maintenance and a greener yard, consider these trees:

5. Velvet Ash

The flowers of a Velvet Ash tree.

Credit: Miwasatoshi

  •  Requires very little water once established
  • Grows quickly and is hardy
  • Prefers partial to full sun

A Velvet Ash tree is one of the best trees to plant in an area where you think it will come into contact with a lot of abuse – from people, animals, or vehicles. According to the Department of Agriculture, a Velvet Ash tree is “recommended for buffer strips around parking lots or for median strip plantings in the highway; reclamation plant; shade tree; sidewalk cutout (tree pit); residential street tree.” They are also recommended for urban areas because pollution doesn’t seem to stop them.

These trees are beautiful, growing 50 feet high and 60 feet wide, meaning they take up quite a bit of space. They do drop some debris, but it tends to be easy to clean up and it doesn’t stain.

4. Catalina Cherry Tree

The cherries from the Catalina Cherry Tree.

Credit: Noah Elhardt

  • Very low water requirement
  • Partial sunlight required
  • Lives a long time once established

The Catalina Cherry tree is the perfect option for a smaller yard that wants a tree that looks more like a shrub. It is extremely easy to take care of and doesn’t require much watering at all. In fact, once established it is extremely hardy and will live for decades. Sometimes described as a shrub, they grow anywhere between 15 feet tall to 40 feet tall. It has white flowers and edible cherries, attracting butterflies and birds. In the right wind, it has a delicate scent that travels.

Most people choose the Catalina Cherry as a shade tree, according to the California Native Plant Society.

Note that if you want to buy this tree, you’ll have to go to the right nursery because you want to get the trees that haven’t been mixed with another type of tree, which is quite common.

3. Western Redbud

The flowers of the Western Redbud.

Credit: Stan Shebs

  • Limited water requirements
  • Grows best in partly sunny spots
  • Doesn’t grow that tall

If you want a pop of spectacular color in your yard, the Western Redbud is going to be your best bet. With magenta-colored blossoms that stand out amidst the darker green of the leaves, this tree captures everyone’s hearts. The leaves themselves are “cute’ as well because they have rounded edges that make them look like hearts. They age to a unique blue-green color. During colder times, the long seed pods ripen to a purple brown color, according to Monrovia.

The flowers have a unique way of capturing the attention of rare butterflies and hummingbirds, making them great for seeing species you wouldn’t typically see. The trees grow between 10 to 20 feet and 10 to 15 feet wide, though it takes a few years to get that large.

2. California Box Elder

A fully grown California box elder.

Credit: Herman, D.E.

  • Requires little watering after being established
  • Plant in spot that gets sun and shade almost equally
  • Can grow in clay soil

Another local favorite is the California Box Elder tree. This could be because it grows up to 50 feet high and does especially well on mountains and can even grow in deserts. Once it has been established, it can live on less than five inches of water per summer.

As with many trees local to California, the pink flowers are the reason many people want to know more about it. To get those flowers, you want to look up the “flamingo” version.

While this tree sometimes gets a bit of a cold shoulder from locals because of the box elder bug, according to Trees of North America, it really isn’t that big of a deal. Many would love it though because it provides a lot of shade, gives a lot of visual interest and color, and stands up against almost any weather you throw at it.

1. Saucer Magnolia

Close up of the flowers on a Magnolia Saucer tree.

Credit: ZP

  • Requires moderate watering at first
  • Loves sunny, warm spots to grow
  • Beautiful flowers with different color options

Finally, the Saucer Magnolia is a little-known tree that is gorgeous. It has large blooms that come in colors of white, pink, and purple. The blooms start to appear in the middle of spring and last through summer, depending on the amount of rain.

The Saucer Magnolia tree grows to about 20 feet tall and wide. It does require some pruning and you have to shape it, especially once it has been established. As the tree ages, it will grow more slowly and you won’t have to do it as much.

Note that according to the Arbor Day Foundation, it does have a “thin bark that is easily damaged by lawnmowers and weed cutters,” so you’ll have to be careful.

California has a particularly difficult climate to grow trees in, especially for people who want flowering or shade trees that you see on the east coast. You have to be careful about which trees you select, where you plant them, and how you take care of them.

If you are worried, have questions, or want professionals to handle your tree concerns, give Econo Tree Service a call at (650) 200-2495.

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Where to Complete Your Taxes in Redwood City

Posted on March 9, 2017 by Econo Tree Service

Tax season can be a nightmare. You feel like you’re just a number and while you appreciate the fact that you’re likely to get a huge return, it can feel a little bit like you’re stumbling through the steps instead of feeling confident about what you’re submitting, especially if you are doing it by yourself.  Many people try to save time or money by doing their taxes by themselves, but that isn’t always the best route to go. You could be setting yourself up to lose thousands of dollars either now, or in the future when you have to pay fines.

Instead of resorting to hours and hours of sitting at your computer or kitchen table and wanting to rip your hair out, consider one of these local Redwood City tax preparers:

1. Diaz Consulting

Credit: Diaz Consulting

A local Redwood City Certified Public Accountant, Peter Diaz is the founder of Diaz Consulting. He works with businesses of all sizes to help them with their tax return preparation as well as financial planning.

He says on his website: “I’ve served over 25 years in public accounting and private industry providing innovative strategic tax planning and tax services to large multinational corporations and their officers. I want to offer that same professional service to the general public and make it available at affordable prices.”

He has carefully cultivated a team to help him that will ensure success in all of your financial dealings, and an easy tax season ahead of you.

2. Robert’s Tax Service

Robert’s Tax Service is a local company that has a team of experts who are helpful in all

Credit: Robert’s

areas of taxation. They stay on top of their training and work to learn the newest tax laws, deductions, and tools that they can use to help you. If you want to understand something, this is the team to ask.

If you are an individual, a small business, or a non-profit organization, Robert’s Tax Service can help you. Robert is an “Enrolled Agent licensed to Practice Before the IRS, an authorized e-file provider and use a number of tools to transmit secure financial communication over the internet.”

This team can also help you with bookkeeping, payroll, tax planning, and other financial services.

3. King & Associates

Credit: King’s

Called the “Tax King,” the team at King & Associates, led by David King, is another great tax consulting team in Redwood City. You get to sit in the comfort of their office as they do all of the work for you, preparing your taxes and filing them so that you get your return as quickly as possible. It might seem like you are the King and not this team, which is the way they want it to be.

Whatever questions or concerns you have about your taxes, they will be able to handle it quickly and easily. They are more than willing to help you out with things that seem a little out of the ordinary or things that just don’t quite make sense to you – and they will explain it in ways that you’ll understand.

4. Martinez and Walker

For over 30 years, the team at Martinez and Walker have been helping Redwood City

Credit: Martinez and Walker

families with their tax preparation, immigration needs, and other financial planning. They are one of the most compassionate and understanding teams around, willing to help you work through the muck of the US tax system.

According to their website, every year this team attends “attends the IRS yearly seminar, California Franchise Tax  Board and Spidell Tax seminars in order to stay current on new tax laws, new credits and deductions available.” They do this so that they can serve you better and keep the amount of time that you need to take on this at an all time low.

5. Key Financial Solutions

Credit: Key Financial

Tax prep from Key Financial Solutions is a “no muss, no fuss” kind of event. They will work quickly and diligently to get you the best possible return without all of the “hoopla” and the wondering about whether or not your returns are correct. If you don’t have a lot of time to devote to your taxes, this is one team to consider.

According to their website, “Your tax return will be checked and rechecked by our computer software identifying potential problems the IRS may look at more closely and reviewing the math to limit IRS contacts.” This means that you are more likely to get a higher return and you’ll get it much sooner.

Even if you feel like you’re a mess, they’ll have your taxes submitted and you back to your life as soon as possible.

6. Jeffrey Anton Tax & Business Services

Jeffrey Anton Tax & Business Services is a full-service tax preparation firm in Redwood

Credit: Jeffrey Anton

City that is dedicated to providing you with some of the most personalized service around, perfect for people who have interesting cases or need a lot of help.

The team is composed of Megan, Molly, and Jeff. According to their website, “Megan and Molly are California Registered Tax Preparers, and Jeff is a CPA.” Together, their team has created one of the best teams around. They will work with you to settle any problems that you face and learn how you can get more back OR how you can earn more throughout the year by adjusting your taxes.

7. Golden State Tax & Bookkeeping

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The team at Golden State Tax & Bookkeeping have two specialties: taxes and bookkeeping. They work with small businesses, individuals, and non-profit tax returns. You can have your taxes e-filed or they can file them in another way, if you prefer. However, it is important to note that they are an authorized e-file provider.

Even better, they are able to do a lot of the work before you even go in if you establish a relationship with them.

Give them a call for service that will work with you and allow you to understand the tax code and the what makes it tick.

Make Your Tax Return Work for You

Too often we are likely to just spend our tax returns frivolously. This year, make your tax return work for you by getting some work done in your backyard. From getting trees removed to make way for a new pool to removing limbs that are getting just a little too close to your home, Econo Tree Service is a full-service tree care company that will help to make your yard a little safer, a little nicer, and a better place for your entire family to relax and just breathe.

Give us a call today and we can walk you through whatever you need done to your back yard and we can give you estimates – we’re here to help make the moments where you aren’t working restful and easy.

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8 Florists in Redwood City for Valentine’s Day

Posted on February 9, 2017 by Econo Tree Service

For all of the clichés that exist about Valentine’s Day, there is one thing that remains true: there is no better time to show your significant other that you care. It is a holiday that requires you to take the time to think about what your loved one would really like to receive. For many people, that includes flowers. While they don’t last the longest nor are they the most creative, they have stood the test of time as the traditional gift.

But how do you know which flowers to choose? Going to your local grocery store and picking out a bouquet from a bucket of water isn’t really the best route to take. Instead, you should go to a florist who has a proven history of creating bouquets that will last longer, stay brighter, and smell better.

Here are the ones in Redwood City that we suggest:

1. Paradise Flowers and Gifts

Credit: Paradise

If you want personalized treatment from someone who lives and works in Redwood City – and not a recording – consider contacting Paradise Flowers and Gifts for your Valentine’s Day bouquet needs.

If you don’t want to order a “stock” bouquet, you can go into their location and work with them to create something that is uniquely yours. Whether your loved on has a favorite color or a favorite flower, this is a good route for someone who wants to go above and beyond.

You can also order flowers online or go to their retail location. Whichever you choose, Paradise Flowers and Gifts offers same-day deliveries on beautiful bouquets. This keeps them fresh and will ensure that they last longer.

2. A Bed of Flowers

Credit: A Bed of Flowers

The staff at A Bed of Flowers is “committed to creating beautiful flower arrangements and gifts which are perfect for any occasion.” They have been trusted for years throughout Redwood City to provide bouquets for any occasion as well as last-minute bouquets.

The arrangements come right from the team using the flowers that they have so you know they are fresh and use only the best, highest quality flowers.

As an added bonus, if you order from A Bed of Flowers, the person who receives them won’t have to arrange them like with some other companies. Instead, they will already look great and will only require maintenance after a few days.

3. 1st in Flowers

Delivering to almost all locations in Redwood City, 1st in Flowers has the experience and

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the talent to create unique and extravagant floral arrangements and deliver them anywhere – to schools, office buildings, hotels, stores, and homes.

If you have unique needs or you want to do something that is a little different, this is definitely the team to consider. They are also a great team if you want to get bouquets for a few different people, like your coworkers, single friends, or the women in your family.

4. Granara’s Flowers

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The team at Granara’s Flowers, which is family owned and operated, are extremely talented at producing a wide array of designs that range from simple and sweet to elaborate and over the top. Many people go to them because they see the creativity and uniqueness, but stay because of the personality and professionalism of the team.

You can order online or go to one of their two locations in Redwood City. Call them today to find out what specials they are offering for Valentine’s Day. This company offers free local delivery if you mention the website.

If you are considering something special, go to the florist that has been serving Redwood City for almost 70 years.

5. Bloom That

A company that boasts “Select from our curated selection of flowers delivered to Redwood

Credit: Bloom That

City, Belmont and San Carlos same day in 90 minutes,” is the perfect company to go with if you need an emergency bouquet of flowers or you are working at the last-minute.

The reason so many people like Bloom That is because you can add some really unique pairings to the bouquet that you send. Instead of just sending flowers, you can send flowers and chocolates, flowers and stuffed animals, flowers and cosmetics, and quite a few other unique options.

This is also the company to go with if you want to pick flowers that are slightly different and not the traditional colors.

6. Everyday Balloons and Flowers

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Flowers join with balloons and stuffed animals at Everyday Balloons and Flowers to deliver the perfect gift for Valentine’s Day for your significant other, children, parents, or friends.

According to their website, ” Everyday Flowers and Balloons flower bouquets are professionally arranged in a reusable vase. You can be confident that you are sending the most beautiful, fresh, quality floral arrangement available.”

Add a balloon to your favorite bouquet or dress up a single rose with a teddy bear or heart-shaped balloon. You can get really creative with what this Redwood City florist and balloon professional has to offer.

7. Mills Florist

Mills Florist in Redwood City offers an arrangement for every occasion. They make

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beautiful designs with sunflowers, roses, daisies, and every other type of flower you can imagine.

They also suggest that if you don’t know what to give, you can give roses. They will work with you to create something that feels unique and special without going too far from the traditional. If you really want to do something special, they will even color white roses whatever color you want. Some of their more modern designs are really popular.

If you are looking for customer service that goes above and beyond, consider Mills Florist.

8. Paradise Flowers

Credit: Paradise

Paradise Flowers is a locally owned and operated florist in Redwood City. The team is well-trained and has a deep appreciation for the artistry behind floral design and arrangement. Their bouquets are made with thought and love, perfectly encapsulating what it is you want to say to your loved one.

Make sure to check online for their “deal of the day” and some of the amazing additions they offer.

The owner, Rosa I. Funes, has been involved in the floral industry for over 20 years, meaning she has the experience and creativity to give you everything from traditional to unique and fun.

Get Ready for Spring with Econo Tree Service

Spring is right around the corner – and while we have had quite a bit of wet weather, you should still get a check up for your trees. It looks like it will be a busy spring season thanks to some of the early budding that is going on around Redwood City, so you will want to schedule a check-up early. Of course, we are also available for your trimming, eliminating, and grinding needs for trees and shrubs.

Or, if you are looking to share a romantic night in, we have firewood available.

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Where to Donate Trees In and Around Redwood City

Posted on January 7, 2017 by Econo Tree Service

If you have a New Year’s resolution of being more giving in 2017, there are a few ways to do it that will keep Redwood City and California look great and feeling fresh. Donating a tree might seem like a little thing, but it is actually making a huge difference. It will leave a lasting legacy that will go much further than other types of donations.

Donating a tree isn’t always the first type of donation that someone goes to, but it should be. Trees keep an area cleaner, provide shade, look great, and can, in some cases provide foods and nourishment.

So where can you go to donate a tree this year? Try one of these California locations:

1. Redwood Forest Foundation

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Of course, we should start with the most localized and the most obvious: the Redwood Forest Foundation. You can plant a Redwood tree to commemorate anything you want – plant one to commemorate a friend, in the honor of a family member or just because. Whomever you choose to honor will receive a frameable certificate. If that person is you, you can proudly display it in your home or office. They suggest getting a tree for a young person so that the tree can grow with them over the years.

Your gift will help the RFFI’s redwood reforestation program, which helps regrow the population. Over 95% of America’s oldest redwood trees have been cut down.

2. Sierra Club

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Another recognizable name is the Sierra Club. The Sierra Club works closely with many cities in California, especially the City of Oakland to try to counteract some of the budget cuts that have led to the decimation of trees. So far, they have pruned and planted several hundred trees in Oakland alone. They have also planted 1,000 street trees near homes and businesses.

 

Not only that, but they work with many different organizations to teach children about the importance of trees so that it can continue to the next generation. Your donation to them, whether it be trees or time, could mean the difference in the life of a child who now gets to breathe cleaner, purer air.

3. Tree People

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If you are considering making a tree donation in memory of someone, consider going through Tree People. They use the trees donated to repopulate urban forestry and mountain reforestation. You can get a beautiful card that can be framed in recycled barn wood so that you can give it as a gift. Everything is on recycled materials so you don’t have to worry about being unsustainable.

The best part is that Tree People works almost exclusively in “Los Angeles’ city parks, neighborhoods, schools and the local Santa Monica Mountains.” You can even help plant the tree, which will make the gesture much more meaningful and special for all involved.

4. California ReLeaf

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California ReLeaf has a goal to “empower grassroots efforts and build strategic partnerships that preserve, protect, and enhance California’s urban and community forests.” They work with community-based groups, individuals, and agencies to promote livable cities and environmental awareness through the care of trees.

They are the only program that works with both nonprofit and community organizations to promote healthy urban forests from “San Diego to Sacramento to Eureka.”

They do this through urban forests which they define as trees and other vegetation in communities, along streets, in parking lots, on school grounds, in open spaces, and even in commercial areas.

By visiting their website, you can easily find a community group near you to get involved and donate your time and effort or trees.

5. A Living Tribute

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Another organization that makes it easy to donate a tree in memory of someone you care about is A Living Tribute. Their trees are planted in National Forests as honorable monuments to your loved ones. The forests in California that participate are: Angeles National Forest, Cleveland National Forest Eldorado National Forest, Lassen National Forest, Los Padres National Forest, Mendocino National Forest, Plumas National Forest, San Bernardino National Forest, Sequoia National Forest, Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Sierra National Forest, Stanislaus National Forest, and Tahoe National Forest.

With each order, your tree will be planted under the supervision of the Forest Service so that it goes to the National Forest in most need of restoration.

6. Turtle Bay Exploration Park

If you want to give to a place you can visit and know where your tree is, the Turtle Bay

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Exploration Park accepts donations of trees or trees purchased to honor someone.

Turtle Bay Exploration Park and the Western Shasta Resource Conservation District work together to restore a native forest and riparian habitat in Western Shasta County. As for the type of tree you can donate, according to the website, “the floodplain, damaged by decades of mining activity, is being replanted with groves of upland and riparian native species, including stands of cottonwood, willow and alder.”

7. Sacramento Tree Foundation

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The Sacramento Tree Foundation is a fantastic organization that works within the community to help educate people of all ages about the importance of trees. They pay close attention to the fact that planting a tree can give a person “peace joy, and security” as well as help our environment.

If you wish to give, you can either plant a Tribute Tree or make a general gift. You also have the ability to gift a membership to someone. You can help plant the tree or add a plaque for an added sentimentality.

Keep Your Trees Looking Great

While donating your time, effort, and money, you have to worry about your own trees as well. Take away some of the hassle by hiring a company that is fully trained and certified in tree care. Our team at Econo Tree Service will work with you to ensure that you don’ have to worry about your trees, no matter what kind of problem you may have.

If you family’s safety is another one of your 2017 New Year’s Resolutions, let us help you on your way there. Not only that, we will keep your home looking great. Give us a call now for a free estimate for whatever it is that you may need.

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Christmas Decor Destinations in Redwood City

Posted on December 12, 2016 by Econo Tree Service

Christmas comes but once a year, and celebrating it to the fullest extent is the best way to get yourself into that holiday spirit. Since the weather around Redwood City really doesn’t lend itself to feeling like a holiday zone, you have to go out of your way to find that feeling yourself.

Thankfully, we have many, many options in and around Redwood City for Christmas lights displays and installations that will make the season seem more magical and the Christmas spirit seem alive and well.

Take a trip to one of the following:

1. Estate Drive Lights

Credit: Lights of the Valley

Credit: Lights of the Valley

For the last twenty years, the residents on a little quiet street break out of their quiet and familial shell and decorate their homes extravagantly. This winter wonderland falls near the intersection of Grant Road and Fremont Avenue, though you can see it as you drive up because of the sheer amount of light that it produces.

Make sure to take your time and look around the Estate Drive Lights installation – there are reindeer on the rooftops, Santa waving from hidden spots, and thousands of lights that twinkle and shine.

2. Sunnyvale Christmas Lights

If you like Santa Claus, you might want to check out the display at Sunnyvale Christmas  Lights. There are over 100 Santa figurines and lights on display in the front yard. It is

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Credit: Sunnyvale

completely Santa themed and synchronized to music.

Even better, you are able to give to charity and give back, which is really what this time of the year is about. There is typically a donation box and/or food barrel in the front yard with all proceeds going to City Ministries, a wonderful group.

3. Christmas Trains

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Credit: Lights of the Valley

If you like the traditional Christmas trains that used to go under Christmas trees, then you might want to take a stop at this Christmas Trains display in Redwood City. It is filled with train lovers, holiday lovers, and children who enjoy watching them travel into tunnels, around fake towns, and eventually into the home. It circles many, many times per night, as it has done over the last 30 years.

The display runs from 6:30 PM to 9 PM Tuesday – Sunday all season long. This is a more mature display, so you have to make sure that you watch your children at all times. No one can go out of the roped in area.

4. Candy Cane Lane

Everyone has heard about a fabled Candy Cane Lane, but very few people have actually

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Credit: Lights of the Valley

been to one. Thank goodness we have one right in Redwood City, at Dewey Street between Carson Street and Roosevelt Avenue, where this is a beautiful display of lights, sounds, and decorations.

You’ll see the characters of the season and the characters of the town, making their way throughout the display. If you want to venture outside, you can stroll, or you can slowly (very slowly) drive throughout the area as well.

Bad weather will shut down Candy Cane Lane, so make sure to only go when the weather cooperates.

5. Gilroy Gardens

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Credit: Gilroy

Gilroy Gardens is a charming amusement park that has been outfitted with beautiful lights. They take the rides that your kids have likely already ridden many times and makes them more magical.

Each one has a holiday theme. The cars that almost everyone has driven throughout the park take on a Twelve Days of Christmas theme, you’ll see more of Candy Cane Lane, and many, many elves. There are also nods to other celebrations so that your kids can learn about the world around them.

Each night ends with a beautiful light show over Coyote Lake. The show is set to symphony versions of the best Christmas songs ever written. Crowds gather quite early to see it, so you might want to get there early to get a good spot.

6. Christmas Tree Lane

Go to the 1700 and 1800 block of Fulton Street in Palo Alto and you will be surprised by

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Credit: Christmas Tree Lane

the beauty of Christmas Tree Lane. It was created nearly sixty years ago by a group of neighbors who were in a gaming group. The experience has grown bigger and better with each passing year, building up history of its own – they’ve survived throughout WWII, the energy crisis, and changes in home ownership. Still, the street’s residents take it seriously and everyone participates.

You can either drive down the street slowly with other people, or you can park your car and walk throughout the different displays. You’ll see Nutcrackers, elves, the Peanuts gang, reindeer, Santa, and just about anyone else even slightly associated with Christmas.

7. Vasona Lake County Park

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Credit: Vasona Lake

If you like the whimsy of holiday lights, head on over to Vasona Park and take a look at all of the kitschy Christmas decorations. You’ll see Santa and Rudolph playing basketball, though they aren’t too great and a ball will fly over your car. You’ll see dinosaurs ready for the season, dogs in Santa hats all over, and even a few scenes from popular movies.

This is a VERY popular event with a lot of people driving around listening to music, so your best bet is to go during the week.

Keep Your Holiday Spirits Up with Econo Tree Service

Econo Tree Service recycles all of the products that come from tree work. During this time of the year, one of the most popular items we sell is firewood. Our firewood will make the holiday season feel a little cozier and a little more like those Christmases you see in movies.

Firewood is something that we specialize in – if you don’t get the right kind of firewood that has been treated by people who know what they are doing, you are putting your entire family at risk. Our firewood is well-seasoned oak, which will give more heat and far better air quality than other types of wood.

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7 Places to Buy a Christmas Tree in Redwood City

Posted on November 14, 2016 by Econo Tree Service

Christmas is right around the corner, even though it might not really feel like it. There is a lot going on around this time of the year and it can get confusing. Sometimes we let the busy-ness of it all get in the way of what we really need to focus on – creating family memories and enjoying ourselves. A big part of the season is the Christmas tree – picking it out, chopping it down, bringing it home, decorating it, and enjoying time around it. You have to make the best possible selection for your family – and here are some local businesses that can help:

1. Wegman’s Nursery

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Credit: Wegman’s

If you are in a bit of a hurry this Christmas season, you might want to reach out to a nursery that we all love and support around here – Wegman’s Nursery. They have some great Christmas trees for sale, this year. You’ll get precut trees or trees that are kept in pots so that you can replant them when you are done celebrating.

As an added bonus, Wegman’s Nursery also has delivery services. You can get your tree delivered right to your home or office if you need it, that way you can focus on shopping or eating Christmas cookies.

They will also have a wide selection of poinsettias.

2. Scruffy Quilts

If you can’t have a live tree for whatever reason, you do have options. One such option is a

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Credit: Scruffy

fabric tree, like this one from BuzzFeed. These are great because you can personalize them for whatever you want – something classic, something whimsical, or something a little odd.

If you think a fabric Christmas tree might fit your needs, you are in luck. Scruffy Quilts, a store in San Mateo, has some of the best selection. You will be able to choose from fabrics that will ensure your tree will be a favorite for years to come. Their choices are wide and varied so you won’t have to go running from place to place.

3. Honey Bear Trees

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Credit: Honey Bear

Honey Bear Trees has been around since 1986, and they have been offering up different trees that are hard to find, including extremely tall trees from 10 feet to 25 feet. You can also find wreaths, mistletoe, garland, and tree stands.

They also have a special program to deliver Christmas trees to corporate sites, businesses, and special events. You can donate to their fundraising program to support “schools, clubs, churches, and non-profits.”

You’ll get a free bottle of honey with your tree, which is just a little bonus thanks to Hans.

Make sure to check their website for a coupon.

4. Sibby’s Cupcakery

Office parties and school events can be a bit of a drag even though we look forward to

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Credit: Sibby’s

them. Instead of bringing a tray of cut up vegetables or a simple cake, go above and beyond with a cupcake Christmas tree, like this one from Just a Taste. They are simple to make once you have the cupcakes and they will display each cupcake perfectly.

The best place to go for cupcakes? Sibby’s Cupcakery. They create some of the most beautiful, best-tasting cupcakes around. You can specially order the flavors you want or you can go in and pick a selection. They even have cupcakes that look like little presents to top off your design!

5. ABC Tree Farm

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Credit: ABC Tree Farm

ABC Tree Farms is a family owned and operated business in the San Diego area, though their trees are grown in “Northern Oregon and Southern Washington, two of the Northwest’s finest regions for growing Christmas Trees.” They have many different sizes, including trees as small as 2′ to trees 12’+. You can select from Noble Fir, Douglas Fir, Grand Fir, Turkish Fir, Nordmann Fir and Natural Noble.

Make sure to take some time to look around and don’t be afraid to ask questions – the staff here loves when people get excited and want to know more about their products.

They offer other services as well, including “flocking, fire retarding, netting and tree delivery.”

6. La Honda Winery

Kitschy Christmas trees are really popular this year, and few are as fun as the wine bottle

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Credit: La Honda

Christmas tree like the one shown at Popsugar.

If you’re a wine lover and want to get started on your tree, La Honda Winery is a great place to start. They have a wide selection of wines that will make it easy to start your own tree – especially if you have people visiting you throughout the season.

Their vineyard is located ” along the Santa Cruz Mountains between San Francisco and San Jose in the towns of La Honda, Woodside, Hillsborough, Portola Valley, Atherton, Los Altos Hills, Saratoga and Los Gatos,” which helps to create diverse and different wines that you won’t find elsewhere. Old-world craftsmanship characterizes each and every bottle.

7. Balsam Hill

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Credit: Balsam

Not all trees that aren’t real have to be creative – you can get yourself an artificial tree that is just as good as a real one. If you are careful and pick the right one, it will look and feel just like a real tree, but it won’t have the mess or the aggravation.

Balsam Hill is one of the top sellers of artificial trees in the country, but they are actually based in the Redwood City area. Their trees are some of the best you can find, and they sell all of the trimmings as well. You’ll be able to choose from tall trees, small trees, fat trees, thin trees, and pre-lit trees. You can get trees that are potted or even ones that fit into corners for small apartments.

If you have an image in your head, you’ll likely be able to find it here.

Keep Your Live Trees Looking Fantastic This Season

With the holidays coming up, your home is going to be on display. People will be driving by more often, visiting, and just looking at your home – whether you decorate or not. At Econo Tree Service, we know that trees can really make or break your yard. Whether you need some light trimming done or you want to remove an eyesore, we can help you with your pre-holiday makeovers.

Give us a call now and we can give you a free estimate on what you need.

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