Spring 2025
SPRING 2025 articles from Timely Tree Tips.
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Bartram Gardens and the Franklin Tree: A Historic Connection
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A message from Jim Ward
As we begin our 68th year in business, we are energized by the momentum created last year with the training and development of arborists at John B. Ward & Company. We are proud of our newest ISA Certified Arborists, Justin Shirley, Miles Stenger and Jack Heim. This important certification confirms their knowledge and dedication to our profession of caring for trees.
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Plant healthcare news
Beech trees, both the American beech Fagus sylvatica and the European beech Fagus grandiflora, are among the most important and beautiful trees in our forests and landscapes. In native woodlands of Pennsylvania, the beech is considered a climax species; that is, one that can germinate and grow with limited resources.
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Tree Pruning
We are fortunate to operate our family tree care business in Philadelphia’s Main Line community. There is incredible horticultural history in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs.
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Meet Our New Arborist Representatives
Start a conversation to connect to our advice and services.
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Maple Society Comes to Philadelphia
In early November, 45 members of the Maple Society arrived in Philadelphia from all over North America and France to participate in the society’s annual meeting.
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The Introduction of the Japanese Cherry Trees – Sakura
Japanese Cherry trees, or sakura, are revered in Japan for their beauty and as a symbol of spring and the fleeting nature of life. But on January 28, 1910 President Taft ordered the burning of a shipment of these trees from Japan to Washington, DC. Why?