Arbor Aesthetics Tree Service Blog

We’re honored to again be featured in the 2025 edition of Faces of Omaha magazine as we celebrate a special milestone in Arbor Aesthetics’ journey -  20 years of beautifying Omaha’s urban forest, one tree at a time. 

Spruce spider mites are common cool-weather pests that often go unnoticed until significant damage has occurred. While they primarily target spruce trees, these mites are not picky—they can infest a variety of evergreens including fir, junipers, arborvitae, larches, hemlocks, and even pines.

As we celebrate 20 years of serving Omaha, we’re giving back in a big way. With your help, our Giving Tree Referral Program aims to donate $20,000 to local charities in 2025.

It is this heartwood that lends to the rigidity and strength of the trees and allows them to live so long, in so many environments. Although it has already gone through all of the processes of plant life, it remains, the strongest part of the tree. Even in death, it carries the burden so that it can grow another layer and spend another year giving us oxygen...