FAQs

A tree should never be topped! On a quiet drive through Fallon, it’s impossible not to notice the towering cottonwoods and old elms that give our streets character and shade. Many of these trees have stood longer than the homes beneath them. Yet just as noticeable are the harsh cuts, the flat-topped crowns, and the stressed silhouettes that tell a different story—one of good intentions gone wrong. Too often, these trees were entrusted to someone calling themselves an “arboris

Topping differs from pollarding. Although both are distinct practices, pollarding involves making internodal cuts, primarily for street...

Trees hold significant value for both public and private communities. They add significant value to your property, while also presenting...