7 Things You Need to Know About Tree Development and Management Plans [infographic]

Tree development and management requires having a professional do the analysis, taking into account the whole landscape and not just singular trees. At WillowStone, we create, implement, and manage tree development plans, and we want you to know what to expect throughout the process. Call us when you are ready to get started!

1. It starts with an assessment—At the start of the assessment process, we will look at your entire landscape and analyze how every element interrelates. This gives us a good idea of how to resolve plant care issues and move forward with landscape development.
2. Our goal is to prevent the loss of trees—Large, mature trees are beautiful and good for the environment. Our purpose with the development and management of your trees is to prevent tree loss and removal.
3. Assessment and remediation is far more cost-effective than removal —The cost of remediating salvageable trees is far less than the removal and replacement of those trees.
4. Our planning strategies boost property value—When prospective buyers walk through a community for the first time, beautiful, healthy trees can leave a good impression, which can also enhance property values.
5. Be wary of diagnoses that only suggest removal—If another person or company suggests tree removal as the only option for what appears to be an unhealthy tree, be wary. This is likely a simple way to immediately remove a misdiagnosed liability without considering other viable options.
6. We help trees through all stages of life—Whether we oversee a community that has been around for decades or an area with newly constructed homes, we ensure trees in all phases of their life thrive and flourish.
7. We can serve your condo board or property management association—Our tree development and management planning services are ideal for property management companies, as well as condo boards invested in the long-term health and vitality of the trees within the communities they serve.