Author Archives: LandArbor Consulting

BARKing Points

Posted on 04/01/2015 by LandArbor Consulting

Note: BARKing Points is a blog of LandArbor’s musings, observations, and discoveries. Biologically speaking, is there a difference between indiscriminate tree topping and carefully tipping back each limb to a side branch?  Wounds are wounds, right?  Aren’t all wounds the … Continue reading →

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STICKy Situations – Steep Slope Ordinance: a hypothetical dilemma

Posted on 02/18/2015 by LandArbor Consulting

Note: STICKy Situations is a blog that discusses problems involving people and trees. Background Information: The City of Asheville, NC has a Steep Slope and Ridgetop Development Ordinance that went into effect in 2007.  Basically, this ordinance exists to ensure … Continue reading →

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BARKing Points

Posted on 02/03/2015 by LandArbor Consulting

Note:  BARKing Points is a blog of LandArbor’s musings, observations, and discoveries. Something to think about: It’s hard to make a mistake if you never get involved. Only floss the teeth you want to keep.

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STICKy Situations – Acorn vs Buckeye

Posted on 02/02/2015 by LandArbor Consulting

Note:  STICKy Situations is a blog that discusses problems involving people and trees. Acorn vs Buckeye Neighbor “Acorn” had a large, dying-to-dead tree growing near his property line with Neighbor “Buckeye.” Mr. Buckeye had expressed his verbal and written (in … Continue reading →

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