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Welcome to the ETS Blog, where were explore all things tree related. Whether you’re a homeowner, a community member, or fellow arborist, there’s something here for everyone.

  • Salt Damage to Trees – Affects and Avoidance
    Spring has arrived at last, but our trees and shrubs might still be impacted by the winter ice management methods used in our city. Cities such as Toronto apply thousands of tons of salt to manage icy roads and sidewalks throughout the Canadian winter months. De-icing salt plays an essential role in ensuring the safety… Read more: Salt Damage to Trees – Affects and Avoidance
  • Why Hire an Arborist?
    Healthy trees provide numerous benefits to your community. A way for homeowners to ensure their trees stay healthy is by hiring an arborist. Professional, trained arborists know how to properly maintain trees for the safety of the public, the usability of the surrounding space, and the health of the tree. Trees are an investment that… Read more: Why Hire an Arborist?

ETS Book Club

A gathering of readers, like a grove of trees. We at Eaton Tree Solutions invite you to read a book every month with us that deepens our connection to the natural world, engages with environmental issues and join a community of like-minded tree lovers. Tree nerds and bookworms unite, happy reading!

March 2025

The Nature of Oaks reveals what is going on in oak trees month by month, highlighting the seasonal cycles of life, death, and renewal. It also shares practical advice about how to plant and care for an oak, along with information about the best oak species for your area. 

April 2025

The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein, originally published in 1964, remains a compelling and thought-provoking picture book that has sparked both admiration and controversy over the decades. The book follows the life of a boy and his relationship with a tree that loves him unconditionally. As he grows older, the boy continually takes from the tree—its leaves, branches, and eventually, its trunk—until nothing but a stump remains. Despite never receiving thanks, the tree gives everything it has to the boy, demonstrating a level of devotion that raises important questions about love, sacrifice, and the boundaries within relationships.

Three books stacked on grass next to a tree log in a peaceful outdoor setting.

May 2025

Stay tuned for our May pick!

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What do you think about this month’s book? Is there a book you think we should read? We’d love to discuss these works with you and hear your recommendations!

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