Ah, the new year approaches (as in day after tomorrow!) and I’m sure you have a long list of “to do’s” for 2020. Well, here’s an item tha...

First things first on this very first Tree Tuesday - the Tulip Poplar is not actually in the Poplar family of trees. It is in the Magnoli...

Trees and fungi go together like peanut butter and jelly. They mesh. They meld. They are BFF's. And why is that exactly? Well, they are p...

We enjoy the natural form of trees, but sometimes that form needs a little help to keep the shape and tree structure appropriate to it's ...

Henrichsen Wood is focused on 3 main goals when it comes to trees: First, we want to conserve as much of the canopy as possible. Charlott...

Not all logs are created equally. Not every log is worth hiring a sawmill for. Some are better as firewood. Others are best left alone to...

While we wait ever so impatiently for our business insurance to get set up, we've been working on a few projects. One that will really he...

While most of what we do starts after a tree passes on to the sweet hereafter, we also like to be a part of a tree's beginning. We enjoy ...

As with most good things, getting good lumber requires some time. Time to allow that dearly departed tree to reach the appropriate level ...