Green Valley Tree

03/06/2026

Did you know this is what knots look like before a log is milled? 🌳 The heartwood of this tree had rotted away, leaving only the branches—the knotwood—behind. Josh snapped this photo back in 2019, and we still have this piece at home! It’s a little reminder of the beauty hidden inside every tree.

02/27/2026

Answer: Elm Bark Beetle

Can you identify what pest or disease infected this tree?

Answer posted on Monday!

02/24/2026

Longer days are coming — and so is the spring rush.
Don’t wait until everyone else is calling.

Secure your spot now for spring tree removals, trimming, and stump grinding.

Call us to schedule your estimate! 🌳

02/20/2026

🌳 Tree ID Time!

Any guesses what species this cross-section came from?
Look closely at the rings, color, and grain pattern 👀

Drop your answers below — we’ll reveal it Monday!

02/19/2026

02/18/2026

02/16/2026

We’re keeping it simple — day off for some, work day for us.
Cold weather, frozen ground, and clear canopies make this one of the best times of year for tree work.

Why winter projects make sense:
• Less lawn damage
• Better visibility without leaves
• Easier equipment access
• Beat the spring scheduling rush

If a tree has been on your list since last season, now’s the time to take care of it.

📞 Reach out to get on the schedule!

02/14/2026

Love is in the air… and so is sawdust. ❤️🌲

This Valentine’s Day, show your property a little love. Whether it’s removing a hazardous tree, cleaning up storm damage, or grinding down that old stump you’ve been tired of looking at, we’re here to keep your landscape safe and looking its best.

Winter is a great time for removals — frozen ground can make access easier and help protect your lawn during certain projects.

Fall in love with your yard again. Call us to get on the schedule!

02/13/2026

Smiling heading into the weekend!

02/11/2026

An update on the Pollinator Pathway, I know many of you donated in Josh's memory. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for making this possible!

Presentation of Concept Plan for the Pollinator Pathway
that will replace the pine trees that have been removed in front of the Town Hall.

Friday February 20, 2026
Chaplin Senior Center-6:00 pm

02/09/2026

Did you know we have an arbor education section on our website? Check out our latest blog post here:

https://greenvalleytreeworks.com/when-should-a-tree-be-removed-connecticut/