All Things Trees

09/04/2026

Its a beautiful day for some tree work in Magalia. Our crew is loving this cooler weather 🍂🍂

08/04/2026

Part 3 with Amanda. Continuing the explanation of what trees would need removing. All Things Trees prides themselves of saving every tree they can. However there are sure signs of a non-viable tree that is hazardous around public structures. She explains why this tree would need to be removed.

08/03/2026

This has been an eventful morning, with the start of this heat wave. We've received 4 phone calls for tree emergencies this morning already. (Oak, pine, sycamore and a maple)

Let's talk about summer limb drop. It's a phenomenon that happens in hot weather when the trees uptake plenty of water, but can't transpire it fast enough through their leaves. The limbs get overly heavy and begin to "self-prune". It happens without warning unfortunately, so on overly hot days, it's best to just stay out from under large trees if you can.

I'm going to link a great article below for anyone interested.

Summer Branch Drop in Oaks | The Real Dirt https://share.google/l6RQ4PvbANafDn6Sy

Stay safe out there!

08/03/2026

***NOMINATIONS OPEN UNTIL AUGUST 16***

🌲 COMMUNITY HELPING COMMUNITY 🌲

The Ridge Roots Project was created to help address qualifying tree safety concerns for residents here on the Ridge.

Each quarter, one project will be selected based on overall risk, urgency, and potential community impact. This is not a raffle or random drawing — submissions are reviewed using professional arborist assessment to help prioritize the most critical situations first. Our goal is not to duplicate efforts, so we will be focusing on projects that fall within a gap in other available resources.

Projects may include concerns involving:
• Hazard trees near homes or access routes
• Safety risks affecting elderly or disabled residents
• Trees impacted by storms, fire damage, or decline
• Situations creating immediate defensible space or access concerns

Even if a project is not selected, submissions help us better understand the safety concerns facing our community, and we’re always happy to provide general guidance whenever possible.

🌲 Nominate yourself, a neighbor, family member, or community project below:

https://forms.gle/hdtQsXR1MRZov6VE8

Please share this post so we can reach community members who may need help but may not see this themselves.

— Ridge Roots
A Community Give-Back Initiative by All Things Trees

06/29/2026

06/26/2026

The Rope Ruiner 9000 😑

06/15/2026

One of the things we're most proud of is that the majority of our work comes from referrals.

Friends recommending friends. Neighbors recommending neighbors.

Thank you to everyone who has trusted All Things Trees with their homes, businesses, and properties over the years.

If there's anything we can help you with, we're only a phone call away.

(530) 872-7272

06/01/2026

Nominations close tomorrow! If you know someone who needs help with a hazard tree and does not have the resources - please fill out the nomination form linked here. Project selections are being made this week.

🌲 COMMUNITY HELPING COMMUNITY 🌲

The Ridge Roots Project was created to help address qualifying tree safety concerns for residents here on the Ridge.

Each quarter, one project will be selected based on overall risk, urgency, and potential community impact. This is not a raffle or random drawing — submissions are reviewed using professional arborist assessment to help prioritize the most critical situations first. Our goal is not to duplicate efforts, so we will be focusing on projects that fall within a gap in other available resources.

Projects may include concerns involving:
• Hazard trees near homes or access routes
• Safety risks affecting elderly or disabled residents
• Trees impacted by storms, fire damage, or decline
• Situations creating immediate defensible space or access concerns

Even if a project is not selected, submissions help us better understand the safety concerns facing our community, and we’re always happy to provide general guidance whenever possible.

🌲 Nominate yourself, a neighbor, family member, or community project below:

https://forms.gle/hdtQsXR1MRZov6VE8

Please share this post so we can reach community members who may need help but may not see this themselves.

— Ridge Roots
A Community Give-Back Initiative by All Things Trees

05/28/2026

I found this abnormality on a redwood tree I was assessing today. Notice how the needles on the upper/new growth are curled and distorted, while the older foliage below remains relatively normal.

This type of deformation is commonly associated with herbicide exposure or drift injury from nearby w**d control products.

Once we determine what product may have been applied and the extent of exposure, we can develop a management plan focused on reducing stress and supporting the tree’s recovery.

05/06/2026

There's still time! We have so appreciated the love from our clients and friends! It looks like we have to specifically vote on this original post - for Best Local Service! They can't keep track across all the many posts, so if you all can comment on this link, this is where it counts!
Thank you so much!

🔧 DAY 3 – BEST LOCAL SERVICE 🔧

Time to shout out the businesses that keep things running in The Valley 👇
🛠️ Repairs
🚧 Fence & construction
🔥 Welding
🏡 Home services & more

👉 Who do you trust to get the job done right?

👇 TAG THEM + COMMENT BELOW!

Let’s show love to the hardworking local pros 💙
📣 Top businesses will be featured all week long
🎁 And could score an exclusive advertising bonus!