Paonia Tree Board

12/02/2025

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Town of Paonia Tree Inventory web application.

08/04/2025

Siberian Elms generally get a bad rap but if that's what you got...you can still make it work.
These well trimmed Elms at Sweetgrass provide incredible beauty and wonderful shade. They cool everything off there by at least 10 degrees.
Trimming and caring for ALL trees goes a long way.

08/04/2025

HBD CO! 🎉

Some Forest Facts to celebrate the 149th

🌲24 million acres of forests
🌲10 types of forests
🌲14 native tree species



📷 Kamie Long, CSFS

07/30/2025

The Paonia Tree Board is having its annual sick tree day visits on Saturday, August 16th. Please sign up at Town Hall for a free visit from our tree experts.

03/23/2025

09/17/2024

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Town of Paonia Tree Inventory web application.

07/28/2024

https://www.highcountryshopper.com/spotlight/civically_engaged/paonia-tree-board-honors-arbor-day/article_8697df42-1857-11ef-912e-53b48ed4ea48.html

On May 10, the Paonia Tree Board honored Arbor Day by planting an "Espresso" variety of the "Gymnocladus dioicus" at the north end of Dan Lawrence Field and Paonia Town

07/28/2024

https://www.deltacountyindependent.com/news/outdoors/whats-bugging-you-long-term-investment-trees/article_37a1c654-096c-11ef-b375-7fa1ed817d4e.html

When we think of long term investments, we usually think of financial ones like stocks or CDs. But what about your landscape and more specifically trees? Did you know that

07/28/2024

Sick Tree Day-Saturday, June 22nd 2024.
Lots of site visits and recommendations.
Special thanks to John Valentine for organizing the day.
And special thanks to Paonia Tree Board member Tom Wells and Cedaredge Tree Board President and Tree expert Jim Lester for their expert diagnosis and helpful recommendations.