Why Do Trees Lose Their Leaves?
Ever wonder why trees lose their leaves each fall? Learn how deciduous trees prepare for winter and when leaf loss may signal a problem.
Dormant Season Tree Pruning in Omaha: Why Fall & Winter Are the Best Times to Trim Your Trees
Discover why dormant season tree pruning is ideal for Omaha trees. Learn the benefits of winter pruning and schedule a free estimate with American Arborist.
Omaha's New Roadside Firewood Stop
Looking for firewood in Omaha? Whether you're stocking up for a backyard fire pit, planning a weekend bonfire or getting ready for a cozy night by the fireplace, American Arborist has you covered.
We're now offering firewood bundles for just $9 each, available for convenient roadside pickup near 156th Street and Military Road in Northwest Omaha.
How Much Does Tree Removal Cost in Omaha?
Wondering how much tree removal costs in Omaha? Learn what factors affect pricing and why professional tree removal is an investment in safety and property value.
Why Fall Is the Best Time for a Tree Inspection
Fall is the ideal time to inspect your trees for storm damage, disease, decay, and safety concerns. Learn why Omaha homeowners should schedule a tree inspection before winter.
Why Fall Is the Best Time to Schedule Tree Removal
Fall is one of the best times to remove hazardous or unwanted trees. Learn why Omaha homeowners should schedule tree removal before winter arrives.
Fall Cleanup in Omaha: What to Do With Leaves, Branches & Brush Piles
Learn how to handle leaves, branches, and brush piles this fall. American Arborist offers brush pile pickup, pruning, and cleanup services throughout Omaha.
Should I Fertilize My Trees in the Fall?
Fall is one of the best times to fertilize trees in Omaha. Learn the benefits of fall fertilization and how it helps trees prepare for winter.
How Close Should Tree Branches Be To My House?
Learn how far tree branches should be from your roof, gutters, and home. Protect your property with proper tree trimming from American Arborist.
What Are These Weird Bumps on My Tree Leaves?
Noticing strange bumps on your tree leaves? Learn what tree galls are, what causes them, and when Omaha homeowners should be concerned.
Why Are My Tree Leaves Turning Yellow? Causes, Treatments, and When to Call an Arborist
Yellow tree leaves can signal stress, nutrient deficiencies, drought, or disease. Learn what causes yellow leaves and when to call an Omaha arborist.
Bagworms: Don't Wait Until Your Evergreen Is Brown
Learn how to identify and treat bagworms on arborvitae, juniper, spruce, and evergreen trees in Omaha. Early action can save your trees.
Magnolia Scale in Omaha: Why Your Tree Is Dripping Sap (And How to Save It)
Is your magnolia tree dripping sticky sap or covered in white bumps? Learn how to identify Magnolia Scale, why older treatments may no longer be enough, and how American Arborist protects magnolias in Omaha.
Storm Damage Cleanup in Omaha: What to Do If Your Trees Were Damaged
Need storm damage tree removal or cleanup in Omaha? Learn what to do after severe storms, how to identify hazardous trees, and when to call American Arborist for emergency tree care.
Japanese Beetles Are Coming: How to Protect Your Trees Before They Arrive
Learn how to protect your trees from Japanese Beetles in Omaha, Nebraska. Discover signs of damage, treatment options, and prevention tips.
How Often Should Ash Trees Be Treated for Emerald Ash Borer?
Learn how often ash trees should be treated for Emerald Ash Borer in Omaha, Nebraska. Protect your ash trees with timely EAB treatments from American Arborist.
Commercial Tree Care That Works as Hard as Your Property Does
Professional commercial tree care in Omaha for property managers, businesses, and municipalities. Maintenance, treatments, removals & assessments.
Tree Care Doesn’t Hibernate: Winter Tree Myths, Answered
Think tree work stops in winter? Discover the truth about winter pruning, frozen ground, lawn impact, and snow-season tree care from Omaha arborists.
Things That Will Fall This Fall
When we think of fall, we often picture leaves drifting gently to the ground. But when it comes to trees and shrubs, “things that fall” can mean more than just autumn leaves. From branches to seeds, and sometimes even whole trees, understanding what falls—and why—can help you keep your landscape safe and healthy year-round.
