School Campus Tree Maintenance

School Campus Tree Service

Southern California has some of the most beautiful school campuses in the entire nation. In Orange County specifically, we've had the pleasure of serving a number of the school districts in the area.

Many school campus have large, grand trees that may have been planted decades ago. It is not uncommon to see trees on school grounds that have been there for 30 to 50 years. Sometimes a problem arises if the trees were planted too close together to begin with. It isn't an issue when the trees are young or when all of the trees receive sufficient water to remain vigorous. However, if water becomes reduced, trees in close proximity to each other begin to decline, and eventually they'll die.

Some plans, while they may have been planted in the 1960s or earlier, are large and gorgeous due to decades of uninhibited growth. However, with environmental changes and the drought that California has been experiencing for so long, it is important to be mindful of their health. Many campuses have trees on their property that have died but have not been removed. If these trees do need to be removed--because they pose a safety risk to humans and property--they can always be replaced with a tree that is best-suited for the campus location and our climate in Southern California, keeping in mind that this tree will need to thrive for the next half century along with all the surrounding foliage.

If you're representing a school that is aiming to hire an affordable tree company for on-campus maintenance services, don't settle for anything less than the best in Orange County. Call us today at (949) 264-5444.

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School Campus Tree Services Orange County

Our tree care experts are proud to provide professional services to the school districts in Orange County. We have the licensing, insurance and man-power to handle contract jobs with our local schools. If you are looking for a new expert tree service to take care of trimming, pruning, planting, removing, or diagnosing the health of the trees that you have on campus grounds, we would be honored to have the opportunity to earn your business.

We understand that tree services on school grounds need to be performed in a special way. There are students, faculty and staff that need to be kept safe. School property needs to be protected. Also, traffic regulation may need to be considered if the trees that need servicing are close to roadways.

We are proud to serve the following school districts in Orange County with professional tree services:

Elementary School Districts

Anaheim Elementary School District
Buena Park School District
Centralia School District
Cypress School District
Fountain Valley School District
Fullerton School District
Huntington Beach City School District
La Habra City School District
Lowell Joint School District
Magnolia School District
Ocean View School District
Savanna School District
Westminster School District

Union High School Districts

Anaheim Union High School District
Fullerton Joint Union High School District
Huntington Beach Union High School District

Unified School Districts

Brea Olinda Unified School District
Capistrano Unified School District
Garden Grove Unified School District
Irvine Unified School District
Laguna Beach Unified School District
Los Alamitos Unified School District
Newport-Mesa Unified School District
Orange Unified School District
Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District
Saddleback Valley Unified School District
Santa Ana Unified School District
Tustin Unified School District

Community College Districts

Coast Community College District
North Orange County Community College District
Rancho Santiago Community College District
South Orange County Community College District

There is also the chance that such an individual could cause damage to your property and then suddenly vanish from the face of the earth. It is important to hire a reliable tree care company that you can trust to conduct themselves properly and professionally, with the correct certifications. It is also imperative to hire tree service professionals in Orange County who are properly insured to remove and transport the tree away from your property

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Plants Commonly Used on School Grounds and Campus Properties

Common Name	Species Name	Description	Mature Height
California Poppy	Eschscholzia California	Ranges from pale yellow to deep orange. Grows flowers from spring to summer, reseeds easily. Blossoms close at nighttime. Little irrigation required. Needs full sun.	12" - 24" tall
Dusty Miller	Artemisia stellerana	Grown mostly for its silvery, aromatic foliage. Various types of this plant create texture and color contrasts that make them appealing garden herbs and perennials.	12" - 24" tall
Festuca	Festuca ovina glauca	Mostly grows in grassy, tuft-like clumps. The unique growing habits and non-fading foliage of these plants make them ideal choices for border.	6" - 12" tall
Fountain Grass	Pennisetum lopecuroides	These plants are known for their bright green foliage and 5 - 7" white flower spikes. They are ideal for the Southern California climate because they last well into winter.	24" - 36" tall
Gardenia	Gardenia jasminoides	Evergreen shrubs with broad, dark green, glossy and leathery texture leaves. White or pale yellow flowers grow solitary or in small clusters. These plants flower from mid-spring to mid-summer, and are appealing because many of the species are strongly scented. Considered to be a robust plant, Gardenias do well in areas with low sun.	48" - 96" tall
Garlic Plant, Purple Sensation	Ornamental Allium/ Allium hollandicum	This plants' tall flowers typically appear in the summer, and are nicknamed the "Purple Sensation" because their rounded heads become full of deep violet flowers. They are popular for border because of the striking color.	12" - 36" tall
Golden Euonymus	Euonymus japonicus 'Ovatus Aureus'	This evergreen shrub is characterized by its large, glossy, oval-shaped leaves that are typically a dark green and broadly edged in bright, golden yellow. These are fast growers, and are popular for use as a colorful hedge or vibrant accent plants. Although these plants prefer full sun with average moisture, they can thrive in a wide variety of conditions. With pruning and trimming, they can be maintained at virtually any height, shape or size. Some branches and leaves can be a brilliant solid yellow, making this plant a beautiful addition to any campus property.	48" - 72" tall
Heavenly Bamboo	Nandina domestica	Although it has "bamboo" in the name, this evergreen shrub actually has no relation to any bamboo plants. The foliage ranges from bright red or orange in the fall, and small berries appear in the winter. The flowers on this plant bloom in the summertime.	48" - 96" tall
Iceberg Roses	Rosa sp 'Iceberg'	Iceberg roses are upright with light green foliage. Their pure white flowers show up early in the summer, and repeat sporadically throughout the summer, creating a long bloom season. Many people enjoy their mildly sweet fragrances that accompanies them during the blooming season.	24" - 48" tall
Indian Hawthorns	Raphiolepis indica	This evergreen shrub tends to be quite bushy, and spreads with shiny, dark green leaves that range from being oval to lace-shaped and deeply toothed. This plant prefers moist, well-drained soil in full sun, and doesn't fare well in cold, drying winds.	36" - 72" tall
Japanese Pittosporum	Pittosporum tobira	A natural mounding shape shrub, this plant produces glossy, dark green leaves. In the spring, clusters of creamy white flowers appear that have a fragrance strikingly similar to orange blossoms.	96" - 144" tall
Lily of the Nile	Agapanthus praecox	This plant is characterized by its coarse, stra-like, green leaves. During the summer and early fall, clusters of large, blue, funnel-shaped flowers appear.	24" - 48" tall
Marguerite Daisy	Chrysanthemum frutescens	These plants grow to around three feet high, with green leaves of a delicate texture. They produce blooms for three seasons.	24" - 42" tall
Mexican Feather Grass	Nassella tenuissima	A highly recognizable plant, described as "cascading and fountain-like." They grow wiry, slender, hair-like green leaves during the Spring that turn a buff color during the winter.	12" - 24" tall
Mexican Sage Plant	Salvia leucantha	A bushy evergreen shrub, this perennial bush produces velvety purple calyx and white or purple flowers in late-summer. The leaves are similar to willow leaves in their lance-like shape. This plant grows in a loose, spreading mound of a similar height and width.	24" - 48" tall
Mojave Sage	Salvia pachyphylla	This sage plant is widely recognized to be among the most beautiful of all of the sage plants. It offers beautiful, pink blooms well into the fall season. When not in bloom, the gray-green foliage that it produces is eye-catching. Wildlife lovers will love the fact that it attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.	24" - 36" tall
New Zealand Flax	Phormium	This perennial evergreen has large, long-strapped leaves that grow in shades of green, bronze and maroon. Their rigid, sword-like leaves are great as a vertical accent to gardens and commercial properties.	48" - 72" tall
Podocarpus	Podocarpus	A medium-size evergreen shrub with a dense, upright branching on pyramidal form. This plant is heavily covered by dark green leaves.	72" - 96" tall
Privet	Ligustrum texanum	This shrub plant produces incredible white blossoms, and is especially useful when implemented as a hedge. The densely branched, glossy foliage serves great as a divider as well.	36" - 84" tall