The Brown's Arbor Care Blog
Tree care tips, seasonal advice, and notes from the field.
Do You Need a Tree Removal Permit in Raleigh, Durham, or Chapel Hill
Triangle tree permits made simple. City trees need permits, historic districts use COAs, and development sites follow canopy rules.
Continue reading →Bahama’s 501 Big Tree
A giant oak in the median of Highway 501 anchors local directions yet appears in no registry.
Continue reading →Insurance Claims After Storm Damage How Tree Work Fits
Storm damage claims in North Carolina feel messy. This guide shows safety steps, photo checks, who to call, how pricing works, and where debris goes.
Continue reading →Where Your Tree Goes After We Remove It
We keep wood out of the dump. We mill usable logs, chip branches on site, and send fines to compost.
Continue reading →Why Arborist Chips Beat Dyed Mulch
Arborist chips hold water, block weeds, and feed soil life. Dyed mulch adds color but can crust, fade, and stress roots.
Continue reading →Tree Hazards to Watch For After Fall Storms in North Carolina
Fall storms in North Carolina often leave behind more than just debris. Learn how to identify storm-damaged trees before they become a danger.
Continue reading →The Story of North Carolina’s Largest Sycamore Tree near Waynesville
A towering sycamore in Francis Cove Road near Waynesville stands over 130 feet tall and more than 22 feet around.
Continue reading →Tree Damage Is Expensive but Storm-Proofing Trees Isn’t
Professional storm-proofing techniques can reduce tree failure risk by 90% while saving thousands in damage costs.
Continue reading →The Moon Tree at Haywood Community College
Planted in 1976 from a seed that orbited the Moon, the sycamore at Haywood Community College is more than a tree, it’s a symbol of space travel and…...
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