ANNOUNCEMENT - Photo Contest
Deadline
The deadline for submission of entries to the Jacobs Tree Surgery 2011 photo contest "Most Ridiculous Mulch Volcano" will be November 30, 2011. After that date, the entries will be judged based on the broad criteria outlined in the original announcement. Judging will be done by a panel of employees and associates of Jacobs Tree Surgery, and also by the public by way of popular voting by email.
If you haven't entered yet, better hurry! The prizes are worth the effort. First prize is a $500.00 gift certificate from Jacobs Tree Surgery that the winner may use for payment on any Jacobs Tree Surgery invoice. (Or, if you win it you could even sell it or give it to someone you love) In the event that the winner can't use a gift certificate-such as someone who lives far away-he may opt for a cash prize of $250.00 instead. Second prize is a certificate for $250.00 (same deal) and third is $150.00.
The entries so far are posted on jacobstreesurgery.com if you'd like to see the competition!
Thanks to all who have entered for helping me ridicule this terrible practice of MULCH VOLCANOES!
JTS PHOTO CONTEST
Contest
Info
Photo Blog - view photo entries.
We welcome your comments here!
Email your photo entry and
any relevant information (including your contact info) to
warren@jacobstreesurgery.com
Jacobs Tree Surgery provides quality tree care
to homeowners
in Montgomery County and surrounding areas.
Tree care
services include: pruning, removals, root zone excavation, diagnosis,
and treatment.
Jacobs Tree Surgery strives to inform and educate
people
about tree care, tree health, and other relevant topics.
Index of Information
A
Arbor Day
Arbor Day 2009
Arbor Day 2010
Arbor Day 2011
B
Bacterial leaf scorch
BLS main article
Oct. 3, 2010
Oct. 1, 2010
Sept.
18, 2009
Bark Tracing
Buying a home with trees
C
Cable systems (see props)
Cats in trees
Cedar apple rust
apple tree July 15, 2009
cedar tree April 27, 2010
cedar tree April 21, 2009
Climbing spikes
D
Diseases
cedar apple rust
4/21/09,
7/15/09,
4/27/10
ash anthracnose 8/11/09,
5/23/09
late blight
Dutch elm disease
E
Elms - disease
Emerald ash borer
July 21, 2009
July 12, 2009
April 19, 2009
July 27, 2011
Evergreen needles
turning brown
F
Facebook
Fallen trees
G
Girdling roots
Gypsy moths
H
Hazardous trees
Herbicide injury
Aug. 8, 2011 - Imprelis
Aug.
11, 2011 - Imprelis
Herbie the elm, Maine
Honeybees
Hornets, European
Sept. 29, 2011
Oct. 5, 2011
I
Imprelis
L
Lightning
M
Malpractice
Mulch
Good
Mulching
Mulch Madness I
Mulch Madness II
P
Pests
natural predators, IPM,
monitoring
bagworm
eastern tent caterpillar
Planning
Props
Pruning
good pruning stories and
photos: 4/17/20,
1/7/11,
4/28/11
bad pruning, malpractice:
lionstailing, topping
1/7/11,
4/2/10
S
Safety
Snow, Ice damage
Spikes
(climbing spikes, spurs)
Storm damage
T
Topping
Tree failures
Tree inspection
Tree removal
4/10/10
8/12/09
4/27/09
6/20/2011
Tree Species, Characteristics
Tree
Transplanting
We care for trees in Southeastern
Pennsylvania towns including (but not limited to):
Perkiomenville 18074, Collegeville
19426, Schwenksville 19473, Lansdale 19446, Norristown 19403, Pottstown
19464, 19465, and Harleysville 19438
252A Fulmer Rd. Perkiomenville, PA 18074 610-287-7107 warren@jacobstreesurgery.com