Virginia Tree Services by Certified Arborists

Deciduous trees like red maple, sweetgum, white oak, willow oak, tulip poplar, eastern redbud, black gum, and sycamore tend to thrive in Virginia. Evergreens such as eastern red cedar, loblolly pine, and American holly also do well. Check with your local SavATree arborist to learn which species might best suit your property.

Yes, SavATree offers pest control options for southern pine beetle and the spongy moth (formerly gypsy moth) infestations, both of which are significant threats to Virginia's forests. Our experts use targeted treatments and monitoring to mitigate the impacts of these pests and protect tree health.

Root rot is caused by fungal pathogens like Phytophthora that thrive in overly saturated soils. You can protect your trees by improving drainage, avoiding overwatering, and enhancing soil conditions to reduce the risk. A certified SavATree arborist can assess your soil, provide targeted treatments, and suggest proactive measures to support healthy root systems and prevent fungal infections.

SavATree tailors disease treatment based on the condition of each tree. Common recommendations include proper watering, mulching, and fertilization to support soil health. Our arborists also recommend routine monitoring and preventive care, such as removing fallen leaves and pruning infected branches, to help prevent the spread of disease.

Virginia’s state tree is the flowering dogwood (Cornus florida), which also produces the state flower, recognized for its beautiful white or pink blooms in spring.