Getting the inside line on how to select and maintain a healthy arboriculture environment around your home is the topic of a free workshop set for April when Tom Wiens, an arborist and consultant from Bayard, Neb., will be talking trees in Torrington.
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TORRINGTON – Getting the inside line on how to select and maintain a healthy arboriculture environment around your home is the topic of a free workshop set for April when Tom Wiens, an arborist and consultant from Bayard, Neb., will be talking trees in Torrington.
“I’m going to focus on tree health,” Wiens said. “With everything going on in the world today, there won’t be trees here in the future, if we continue on the path we’re going
down now.”
There are two ways some nurseries and even discount outlets sell tree stock for planting, Wiens said. Trees are typically either grown in containers or they are started then the root ball is wrapped in burlap.