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Neil Sperry Answers for Arborilogical Services Neil Sperry's name has been synonymous with Texas gardening since 1970. He has broadcast over KRLD (1080 AM) in the Dallas/Fort Worth area since May, 1980. "Neil Sperry's Texas Gardening" is heard Saturday and Sunday mornings 8 until 11. Additionally his daily and weekend radio programs are heard on more than 60 stations statewide via the Texas State Network. Neil owns and publishes Neil Sperry's GARDENS Magazine. He publishes an annual Texas Gardening Calendar which features another of his loves, garden photography. He is the author of Neil Sperry's Complete Guide to Texas Gardening, the 4th best-selling gardening hardback in American history. Neil also is featured weekly in 20 Texas newspapers, including the Fort Worth Star Telegram and the San Antonio Express News. Neil has been recognized by his peers. He was selected as American Garden Communicator of the Year by the American Association of Nurserymen. The Texas Cooperative Extension of Texas A&M identified him as Man of the Year in Texas Agriculture. The Garden Writers Association of America has given his book, magazine, radio and television programs their top national awards.   Neil Sperry Plugs Arborilogical Services on His Radio Show!    To my friends at Arborilogical Services: I thought you might enjoy hearing what I said on my program on your behalf on June 21, 2008. I meant every word of it. I'm proud to speak on your behalf! Thanks, for all you do for our trees! Neil Sperry  Visit Mr. Neil Sperry's Garden Web Site   Sign up for His e-Gardens Newsletter!
Community Forestry Is Good Business   By Lana Robinson Steve Houser, president of Arborilogical Services, Inc., gets the next generation exited about trees and proper tree care. Read the PDF File Community Forestry is Good Business Reprinted from the Tree Care Industry magazine The country’s urban forest trees deserve and require proper management to achieve the maximum environmental benefit. Some communities are fortunate enough to have a municipal arborist on staff and a professional forestry program. Others, however, rely on citizen volunteers and local arborists working. Arborists rooted in community forestry programs find common ground with local citizens and enjoy the fruits of their labor in myriad ways. “The more people are in involved community forestry, the more they appreciate trees. They look at them in a little different light. In doing so, that bodes well for anybody in forestry or in the tree care business. The more they care, and understand, the better.” - Steve Houser
Steve Houser Answers for Neil Sperry Neil Sperry, the definitive Texas horticulture expert, called upon Steve to answer a tree pruning question submitted from the a reader of his on-line Gardens Magazine. It required a precise and technical answer. Neil, a personal friend and professional colleague of Steve, knew he could count on him to not only to provide the answer but also to include sufficient easy-to-understand detail as to educate the public.
High Profile Arborist/Horticulturalist Bill Seaman is published in DHome, Dallas/Fort Worth's premiere Home and Garden magazine. Read his articles below. Passionate About Dallas Trees Trash Trees [2.8 Mb PDF file] Inconvenient. Messy. Disease prone. These trees are blacklisted by experts and disap-pearing from the Dallas landscape. But for many of us, they inspire passionate discourse. The archived article is also available on the DHome archive web site.
City of Dallas Receives Coveted Gold Leaf Award Awarded for Outstanding Arbor Day Contributions at the Annual Texas Tree Conference in Waco, Texas, October 11, 2007.  Read the Press Release. Arborilogical Services is a Proud Sponsor of ... The 13th Annual North Central Texas Urban Forestry Workshop February 14, 2007 - Texas Discovery Gardens In Fair Park Dallas, Texas Hosted by: CROSS TIMBERS URBAN FORESTRY COUNCIL, TRINITY BLACKLANDS URBAN FORESTRY COUNCIL, TEXAS FOREST SERVICE and TEXAS DISCOVERY GARDENS IN FAIR PARK Conference: Wind Stress Effects on Trees, Dr. Edward F. Gilman, Environmental Horticulture Univ of Florida The Impact of Drought Stress on Trees, Dr. Todd Watson, Forest Science Texas A&M Mistletoe and Ball Moss Control, Dr. Todd Watson, Forest Science Texas A&M University Root and Pavement Conflicts, Dr. Edward F. Gilman, Environmental Horticulture Univ. of Florida
Loss of Branch May Be a Gain - broken branch on Plano's Bicentennial Bur Oak allows experts to measure its age. A story from Jake Batsell of the Dallas Morning News. Companion Story by Carolyn Bush, Dallas County Master Gardner Association. Determining A Tree’s Age Plano's Bur Oak Older Than Thought - New estimates indicate it could be 500 years old, not 243. Another Dallas Morning News story by Jake Batsell after the measurement results were made public. [PDF files - you need the Free Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your PC]		Dallas Launches Survey of City's Trees - Officials eager for more greenery and shade. A Dallas Morning News story by Allen Houston. Dallas Morning News, Monday, Sept. 18, 2006 [PDF files - you need the Free Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your PC]
2005 Texas Tree Climbing Championship Winner is Arborilogical Services' Nicolas Martinez!!		The 2006 TTCC winner is Arborilogical Services' Miguel Pastenes
ASI Employee Miguel Pastenes Wins 2004 TTCC Title, Goes to International Championship [PDF file - you need the Free Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your PC]		2004 Texas Tree Climbing Championship Slideshow - In two parts. Click on image #1 for Part 1 of the slide show. Click image #2 for Part 2.
Steve Houser, Owner and President of Arborilogical Services, Inc.  Receives Outstanding Professional Award		Arborilogical Services' Nicolas Martinez Wins 2003 Texas Tree Climbing Championship  - March 2003
Neil Sperry and Arborilogical		Arborilogical's Leoncio Carlos wins 2002 Texas Tree Climbing Championship
Francisco Carlos of Arborilogical Services competed in the 2001 International Tree Climbing Championship		Arborilogical's Francisco Carlos wins 2001 Texas Tree Climbing Championship

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