Walnut Lumber
We have just pulled the first load of 8/4 Walnut lumber out of the Kiln
Johnson Ops Tree Care Blog
Industry news, tree health tips, recent projects, and more.
2019 HOME SHOW AT THE ONALASKA OMNI CENTER
This past weekend we were at the Home Show in Onalaska at the Omni Center. We showcased some of our slabs that we have for sale. It was exciting to see the interest in them. We were also able to answer some questions on trees, and get the word out that we will have trees for sale on our site this Spring as well as promoting our Mulch products. Many of our current customers were there and stopped by, and it is always a pleasure to connect with them.
2019 WAA Conference
Attended the 2019 WAA Conference in Green Bay this past weekend. We were able to attend informative lectures, and connect with people in our industry. Looking forward to the upcoming season, we have many new things happening at Johnson Ops Tree Care. We are going to have Bare Root Trees available on our lot, as well as Lumber and Slabs from our Urban Wood.
Wisconsin Arborist Association 2015 Conference
This year our Wisconsin Arborist Association (WAA) / DNR conference was held in Downtown La Crosse, WI. We helped out by taking a tree that needed to be removed from a site and cutting it down in a way that allowed us to transport it to the La Cross Center. Not only were we able to volunteer our time and equipment but we also had the pleasure to work with other volunteers to coordinate the transportation and setup of the tree in the La Crosse Center. The conference went very […]
Winter Projects
This past winter we have been braving the cold to complete some projects. We have been working with Perrot State Park in Trempealeau, WI to help them remove some hazardous Ash trees and Oak trees. Emerald Ash Borer has been confirmed in the park, and is quite evident in many trees. Most of these trees overhang popular camp sites, and needed to be addressed. We also removed a very large Silver Maple right after Christmas that had lost a large lead this past summer in a wind storm. The tree […]