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Inside Scoop: Spring Updates

Here’s the April update from our CLCA East Bay Chapter President, Cassidy Lundin. He shares a few reflections on leadership, the road ahead, and staying grounded through a busy springplus an invite to the April 26th social at Plank. Check it out below! I’d like to begin by extending a big thank you to everyone who attended our Field Supervisor Leadership Training on March 20th. It was wonderful to see such strong turnout, highlighting the value our community places on leadership development. Special thanks to our fantastic panelists: …
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Inside Scoop: Spring Updates

  • Tree Sculpture Group
Here’s the April update from our CLCA East Bay Chapter President, Cassidy Lundin. He shares a few reflections on leadership, the road ahead, and staying grounded through a busy springplus an invite to the April 26th social at Plank. Check it out below! I’d like to begin by extending a big thank you to everyone who attended our Field Supervisor Leadership Training on March 20th. It was wonderful to see such strong turnout, highlighting the value our community places on leadership development. Special thanks to our fantastic panelists: …
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Inside Scoop: Spring Updates

  • Tree Sculpture Group
Here’s the April update from our CLCA East Bay Chapter President, Cassidy Lundin. He shares a few reflections on leadership, the road ahead, and staying grounded through a busy springplus an invite to the April 26th social at Plank. Check it out below! I’d like to begin by extending a big thank you to everyone who attended our Field Supervisor Leadership Training on March 20th. It was wonderful to see such strong turnout, highlighting the value our community places on leadership development. Special thanks to our fantastic panelists: …
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Making Sidewalks Safer

Our Construction Department typically constructs new landscapes by assessing site conditions, choosing and arranging appropriate plants, and planting them correctly. But we also specialize in more traditional construction projects. One of the most common problems we are asked to solve is uneven concrete sidewalks that have been cracked or lifted by tree roots, creating dangerous trip hazards. One option is to demolish and re-pour the entire section of sidewalk, sometimes also cutting out a section of the tree’s roots. Another…
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Making Sidewalks Safer

  • Tree Sculpture Group
Our Construction Department typically constructs new landscapes by assessing site conditions, choosing and arranging appropriate plants, and planting them correctly. But we also specialize in more traditional construction projects. One of the most common problems we are asked to solve is uneven concrete sidewalks that have been cracked or lifted by tree roots, creating dangerous trip hazards. One option is to demolish and re-pour the entire section of sidewalk, sometimes also cutting out a section of the tree’s roots. Another…
Read More

Making Sidewalks Safer

  • Tree Sculpture Group
Our Construction Department typically constructs new landscapes by assessing site conditions, choosing and arranging appropriate plants, and planting them correctly. But we also specialize in more traditional construction projects. One of the most common problems we are asked to solve is uneven concrete sidewalks that have been cracked or lifted by tree roots, creating dangerous trip hazards. One option is to demolish and re-pour the entire section of sidewalk, sometimes also cutting out a section of the tree’s roots. Another…
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Inside Scoop: Keep The Momentum Going

Cassidy shares a big thank you to everyone who joined the recent leadership training and gives a shoutout to our awesome panelists. He also invites everyone to the CLCA Awards drop-off and social on April 26th at Plank. As we head into the busy season, he reminds us to stay grounded, support each other, and enjoy the rideespecially with weather like this! As I sit down to write this, the rain is pouring down outside a welcome sound.While the late-season rain is causing weeds to pop up everywhere and the growing season is about to kick…
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Inside Scoop: Keep The Momentum Going

  • Tree Sculpture Group
Cassidy shares a big thank you to everyone who joined the recent leadership training and gives a shoutout to our awesome panelists. He also invites everyone to the CLCA Awards drop-off and social on April 26th at Plank. As we head into the busy season, he reminds us to stay grounded, support each other, and enjoy the rideespecially with weather like this! As I sit down to write this, the rain is pouring down outside a welcome sound.While the late-season rain is causing weeds to pop up everywhere and the growing season is about to kick…
Read More

Inside Scoop: Keep The Momentum Going

  • Tree Sculpture Group
Cassidy shares a big thank you to everyone who joined the recent leadership training and gives a shoutout to our awesome panelists. He also invites everyone to the CLCA Awards drop-off and social on April 26th at Plank. As we head into the busy season, he reminds us to stay grounded, support each other, and enjoy the rideespecially with weather like this! As I sit down to write this, the rain is pouring down outside a welcome sound.While the late-season rain is causing weeds to pop up everywhere and the growing season is about to kick…
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California Lilacs

Not too many landscape plants are flowering this time of year. Camellias are still going strong, and California Poppies are just starting to show up in bright orange. Perhaps our favorite winter / early-spring bloomer is California Lilac (Ceanothus), with profuse flowers in colors from white to deepest electric blue. These native shrubs attract native bumblebees – one of the few nectar sources for them – and the flowers have a nice perfume. Perfectly adapted to summer drought, these evergreen shrubs are a great choice for…
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California Lilacs

  • Tree Sculpture Group
Not too many landscape plants are flowering this time of year. Camellias are still going strong, and California Poppies are just starting to show up in bright orange. Perhaps our favorite winter / early-spring bloomer is California Lilac (Ceanothus), with profuse flowers in colors from white to deepest electric blue. These native shrubs attract native bumblebees – one of the few nectar sources for them – and the flowers have a nice perfume. Perfectly adapted to summer drought, these evergreen shrubs are a great choice for…
Read More

California Lilacs

  • Tree Sculpture Group
Not too many landscape plants are flowering this time of year. Camellias are still going strong, and California Poppies are just starting to show up in bright orange. Perhaps our favorite winter / early-spring bloomer is California Lilac (Ceanothus), with profuse flowers in colors from white to deepest electric blue. These native shrubs attract native bumblebees – one of the few nectar sources for them – and the flowers have a nice perfume. Perfectly adapted to summer drought, these evergreen shrubs are a great choice for…
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San Leandro, CA 94577

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510.562.4000
925.254.7233

Mail

[email protected]

Location

642 McCormick Street
San Leandro, CA 94577

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