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Marston Gould Hey Ed, I actually do know a great arborist. Scott Sinclair at Tree Harmony Arborists (206) 275-0991

Josh Barnard We used TapRoot Tree Care for some tree pruning and were really happy with them; not sure how much they do with fruit tree care but definitely work a call!

Adam Doppelt Following... I have a tree that needs attention and our tree guy is more of a chainsaw kinda person

Robert Crimmins Hey @amd, I just called and Blue Flame answered the phone. I suppose maybe they got acquired?

Meredith Fife Hi Robert, I am not sure what phone number we had for Energy Works, but I have corrected it in our system. Try this number- 425.409.5661. I apologize for the confusion. Thanks for the call out!

Robert Crimmins Thanks, @meredf , I called the new number. Found out that the guy who founded Blue Flame sold it and started a new company, Energy Works. I set up an site visit for next week.

Sara Eizen Definitely recommend Cindy Hazard with Trillium Designs trilliumgardendesigns.com

Laurel Buckner Thanks!

Marston Gould Hello Kristy. Having owned several older homes myself (including my current 1927) I very, very highly recommend Hector Samayoa. Hector's team is not only extremely professional, they do all the little things that many, many other painters won't. First off, no sprays. Never. They only brush and role. You will notice the difference, believe me. Second off, the prep they do to tapping everything off carefully is second to none. I can say without a doubt that our last home sold for about 25% above list almost completely due to the paint job that Hector did inside and out. His number is: (206) 432-1748 freshchalk.com/hector-samay...

Kristy Morrison Thank you @dangerbruss and @Marston

Shannon Garbaccio Check out Welliver Painting - located in Mukilteo. No spraying, color matching on site and small meticulous crews!

Marston Gould That’s great. Honey bees and bumbles typically won’t pollinate trees. Mason and American bees will. Masons are usually spring bees. So most are already moving back into hibernation. Remember to give them both a water and mud source.

Susan Stocker They do pollinate each other. Some growers recommending planting a Crab Apple tree in between apple trees as bees love them and it helps pollination all around. Here's a cool link that you can check for all sorts of information on fruit trees
orangepippintrees.com/polli...

Ryan Bruss Thank you @susanstocker!!! That's a super helpful resource.