arborist
- noun
- /ˈɑːrbərɪst/
- Specialized
- Before planting new trees, it's wise to consult an arborist for proper spacing and care advice.
- a certified arborist
- consult an arborist
- hire an arborist
And Fast forward eight years and my brother runs an amazing, you know, he's at arborist now he's and he's runs an amazing tree company.
- And Fast forward eight years and my brother runs an amazing, you know, he's at arborist now he's and he's runs an amazing tree company.
Examples
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Steve is an arborist representative and local manager for Bartlett Tree Experts.
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In those cases, the arborist will recommend you remove it.
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Information on finding an arborist is listed at the end of this article.
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There needs to be a second opinion from a certified arborist, not the owner of a tree removal service.
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Such a certified arborist will be able to provide you with an estimated dollar value for your loss.
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An independent arborist will give you pruning options as well as information on tree safety
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For assistance, hire an ISA-certified arborist (see below) to determine the tree's condition.
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Any knowledgeable arborist wouldn't have cut those trees down without seeing a permit first.
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My neighbor, a certified arborist, licensed and insured, just went up to the Colts Neck and Freehold area to assist.
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When her apple tree showed signs of disease, she called in an arborist to assess the situation.
Synonyms
A person who cuts and shapes trees and shrubs to keep them healthy
A person who cares for and treats damaged or sick trees
A person who cuts branches to shape trees and shrubs
A person who grows and cares for trees and small bushes in parks, gardens, or towns
How Tree-focused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Arborist comes from the Latin root arbor, meaning 'tree', and the ending -ist which means a person who does something. So an arborist is literally someone who cares for and looks after trees, which is why they work on damaged or sick trees.