Neil's horticulture practices are based on scientific research and a lifetime of experience.
Neil Sperry's extensive knowledge and experience in the green industry is unquestionable. He certainly fulfills every aspect of the title "Definitive Word in Horticulture", www.neilsperry.com. His organization is top-notch when it comes to all things horticulture. In fact, they are well versed at a range of different skills including producing Neil Sperry's Texas Gardening radio show, publishing his e-gardens weekly Newsletter and his book Neil Sperry's Lone Star Gardening. Our consulting arborists have contributed many articles over the years to his e-gardens Newsletter to help educate the public about important tree related issues.
Neil works hard to keep the public educated about horticultural practices based on both scientific research and a lifetime of experience. Additional ways you can keep up with Neil and his timely gardening recommendations are by subscribing to his Podcast and following him on Facebook.
Neil Sperry on the importance of hiring qualified arborists.
Read as Neil Sperry discusses the importance of hiring qualified arborists in the his Dallas Morning News Neighbors Go article, "How to Hire an Arborist":
"A properly chosen and placed shade tree can be worth thousands of dollars in the resale value of a Texas home. Plus, all the while that it's appreciating in worth, it’s also making your life much more enjoyable. It only stands to reason, then, that you’d protect that investment by hiring only highly qualified professionals to work on your trees."
To read the full article, select "How to Hire an Arborist" below.
Arborist and Crew Were Courteous and Helpful
"The arborist who came out to my home for the first time was courteous and answered all my questions. The crew man who worked on the tree was also helpful in explaining the process to protect my tree from Oak Wilt. Very pleased with the service."
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-Nita F. (Neil Sperry Radio Referral)
He wanted a "green" building...
Neil Sperry and his wife visited Arborilogical Services® on a rainy October day.
It was pouring down rain last Wednesday when my wife and I paid a visit to Arborilogical Services®, but that was okay. Owner Steve Houser had time to show us around and explain some of the things he and his architect and builder had worked into the facility.
It’s 5,000 square feet of very functional office space with a couple of meeting rooms. The roof faces mostly south, and it’s 80 percent covered with solar panels. Steve said their electric bill is usually just a couple of hundred dollars a month. Pipes plunge 200 feet into the ground to recirculate water that holds a constant 68 degrees. It’s an easy adjustment to boost that up to comfortable room temperatures in the winter, and 68 degrees is a great starting point for cooling in summer.
Tree care after a terrible summer
Neil Sperry interviews Steve Houser for a Fort Worth Star Telegram article.
"When the guy's ringtone is of a chain saw revving, he might be an arborist.
I had a chance to visit with Steve Houser, owner of Arborilogical Services, a few days ago as his crew worked 50 feet up in our trees. Steve is highly respected by his crews, his clients and even his competitors. He's been instrumental in bringing trees to the attention of thousands of local residents. He's an advocate for North Texas trees, and he's good at it."
Serenity High Recovery Public High School
Arborilogical Services® is proud to be an annual sponsor of Serenity's Ride for Recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Sperry are founding members of the Serenity Advisory Board for Serenity High in McKinney, Texas. Serenity High is a recovery high school open to students who have successfully completed a recognized treatment program and who want to earn their high school diploma. Serenity provides quality education in a sober environment.
Arborilogical Services® proudly sponsored the 2018 Serenity High's Ride for Recovery. This inaugural event will benefit many students attending the substance-abuse recovery school.
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