We love trees! We do.

Trees shelter us, feed us, clean our air and provide shade. They are a source of recreation and inspiration. The numerous shapes of trees, leaves and seeds amaze us. The immense height or girth can boggle the mind. Colors of leaves in the fall are the creative juice for artists, photographers and poets. They are beautiful and they improve the quality of our lives.

Find Us – June 1st

Posted: May 17, 2019

Find us at Belle Grove Plantation for the Annual Garden Fest hosted by the Northern Shenandoah Valley Master Gardeners on Saturday, June 1st, 8-3.  Lots to do!  It is a great opportunity to talk to nature lovers (like us) and buy plants at terrific prices!  See you there and let’s talk trees!

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All About Trees

Posted: April 22, 2019

“All About Trees” class starts Sept. 3, 2019 Sign Up Now!

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Do you have a tree question? If so, you have come to the right place.

  • Are you trying to find the right tree to plant in a special location?
  • Want to know the proper way to prune your trees?
  • Does your tree have a problem or disease? Invasive vines?
  • Mulching is important but how wide and how deep?
  • When to water and how much?
  • And...should I top my tree? (Definitely not.)

Congratulations!  Front Royal Warren County Tree Stewards Celebrate 20th Anniversary with a 20-Tree Planting 

You have found our website and we hope that you will also find the answer to some of your questions. There are sections on tree care, threats to trees and the benefits of trees. If you need more, we encourage you to take the "All About Trees" class that is offered every Fall or contact us and a Tree Steward will do their best to answer your questions.

Ready for a walk? Check out the Happy Creek Arboretum which is right off Main Street to find and identify over 30 trees at various stages of maturity. The Arboretum is also part of a larger loop called the Royal Shenandoah Greenway, sections of which are already completed, including a path along the Shenandoah River through Eastham Park. Maybe you will catch a glimpse of Stewart!

If you live here in the Shenandoah, trees are part of our daily life and we encourage you to learn more, to protect them, and to get out and enjoy. If you don't live here then come and visit, you will be awestruck by the Shenandoah Valley and the Blue Ridge Mountains. We guarantee you will love our trees too!

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Tree Stewards and Stewart

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Front Royal is Celebrating 18 years as a qualified member of Tree City USA!
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