Arborguard and the Wren’s Nest — Scratchin’ Backs
For a while now we’ve been in cahoots (dropped some terminology, sorry) with several local businesses. In exchange for their services — at a free or discounted price because we’re a wee and adorable non-profit — we put their logo on all sorts of things: our brochure, our t-shirts, our… brochure!
Please help us welcome our newest friend to the party.
Arborguard, a tree specialist company “For people who love trees” (me! I love trees!), has generously offered to do greatly discounted work on our yard, which is pretty darn nice. It’s also important because oh man, with two and quarter acres, we have a lot of trees, and many of them are terrifying. It’s a race against the clock — one in particular is just aching to fall on some sweet old blue hair.
This is similar to what Rentokil does for us and our pest control, and we all know how much we need that service.
So thanks, Arborguard. This is the beginning of a beautiful working business relationship.
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Amelia Trace Lerner
Program Director
Lain Shakespeare
Executive Director
4 Comments to Arborguard and the Wren’s Nest — Scratchin’ Backs
Please provide a picture of the tree in question. Thank you.
I’ll have a camera again on Monday, Kirk, to take a pictures of a few questionable trees.
Great news as always our trees are a natural resource and a thing of beauty. I think the last part the statement was from a TV show with a far eastern hero (recently departed). Loved that show.
Hmmm. I thought the last line of the post was a “tip of the hat” to the classic movie, “Casablanca.”