Stevensville, MD

Bartlett's Kent Island Tree Service

Name: Bartlett Tree Experts — Stevensville, MD
Address: 204 Old Love Point Road, Stevensville, 21666, US
Telephone: 410-643-5700
Price range: $$

Arborists in our Stevensville office are committed to helping local residents and businesses maintain beautiful, healthy trees and shrubs.

License Number: MD LTE #677

Stevensville, MD

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Address

204 Old Love Point Road

Stevensville, md 21666

stevensvilleoffice@bartlett.com

Telephone

410-643-5700

Office hours

Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

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Local expertise backed by global resources

Our Kent Island office offers expert diagnosis and treatment tailored to the unique tree and shrub challenges of the Stevensville area.

With a deep understanding of local tree species, soil conditions, and climate factors, our certified arborists provide science-based solutions to keep your landscape healthy and thriving. We proudly serve communities such as Betterton, Centreville, and Chester, where our customers have experienced the exceptional tree care we're known for.

Whether you need proactive maintenance, pest and disease management, or expert advice on preserving your trees, our team is committed to delivering the highest standard of care. Plus, with access to Bartlett's global resources and cutting-edge scientific research, we offer industry-leading expertise that sets us apart from other local tree services.

Areas served in and around Kent Island

Dedicated team of arborists for healthy trees and shrubs

Arborists in our Stevensville office are committed to helping local residents and businesses maintain beautiful, healthy trees and shrubs.

Exclusive access to global resources and advanced tree care

With access to Bartlett’s global resources and advanced scientific research facility, we can provide customers with benefits that just aren’t available from other Stevensville tree services.

Unrivaled tree service expertise

Our arborists are tree service and shrub care experts in diagnosing and treating tree and shrub problems specific to Stevensville and the surrounding area.

Stevensville office staff

You're in a company of experts

Garrett Dickel

Local Manager

Jay Johns

Arborist Representative

William Smithmyer

Arborist Representative

Erika Taylor

Administrative Coordinator

Our services

Tree services offered in Stevensville

Cabling and bracing

Cables and brace rods are supplemental structural supports intended to reduce the risk of failure of weak branches and multiple stems on the trees around your home.

Fertilization and soil care

Bartlett offers the most intensive soil management programs in the landscape industry. Before any fertilization is prescribed or performed on your property, soil samples are taken from the property and soil nutrient status is analyzed.

Insect and disease management

Bartlett Tree Experts uses an integrated approach to managing insects and diseases on your property. This begins with maintaining plant health using sound cultural practices, including pruning and creating optimal soil conditions for plant growth.

Plant analysis and diagnostics

Bartlett arborists excel at determining the cause of a plant health problem or condition, or at identifying and treating a pest infestation.

Pruning

Pruning, or tree trimming, is a practice that is periodically required on all woody landscape plants on your property. Bartlett arborists can help you with mature pruning, young pruning, or specialty pruning.

Bartlett Tree Experts uses an integrated approach to manage insects and diseases. Here are common issues for trees and shrubs in the Stevensville area.

Tree diseases

Japanese Beetle

Tree diseases

Leaf Spot Diseases

Tree diseases

Needlecast

Tree diseases

Phytophthora Root Rot

Tree diseases

Powdery Mildew

Insects and pests

Scale Insects

Insects and pests

Spider Mites

Bartlett Tree Experts Lab performs research on a wide variety of tree species, giving you confidence that we can recommend and service tree species that are right for your property. Learn more about the common tree species in the Stevensville area.

Crepe Myrtle

There are many species and cultivars of crepe myrtle, but the most common are varieties of L. indica. Native to Asia...

Japanese Maple

Japanese maple is one of the most common features in landscapes of the Pacific northwest and British Columbia. Many...

Leyland Cypress

The Leyland Cypress is a hybrid between the Alaskan Cypress and the Monterey Cypress. The hybrid cross occurred in...

Red Maple

One of the most common and widespread deciduous trees throughout eastern and central North America. Native to most...

River Birch

Native Americans used the boiled sap as a sweetener similar to maple syrup, and the inner bark as a survival food....

White Oak

Preeminent tree over its range – some of the largest and most famous trees. Highly prized wood since colonial times,...

Headlines in the Stevensville area

6/1/2026

Tree care recommendations for summer

Given the stress from higher temperatures and lack of rainfall comon in summer, it is critical to water your trees and shrubs thoroughly. Applying a 3-4" layer of mulch, inspecting for pest infestations and scheduling fall fertilization can also help maintain tree health and vigor.

5/4/2026

Critical care for trees

Now is a critical time of year to prepare your trees and shrubs for the coming summer. Healthy trees and shrubs are better able to withstand the higher temperatures and weather extremes that summer brings. Proper care in spring can help ensure the health of your landscape plants.

4/1/2026

Crape myrtle bark scale

Crepe Myrtle Bark Scale are tiny, sap-sucking insects that have a devastating impact on crepe myrtle trees. These pests are extremely common in our area. Preventative treatment, before damage becomes widespread, provides the most effective control to keep your crepe myrtles beautiful.

3/6/2026

Tree problems can cause long-term damage

Now is the time to address tree health issues that are commonplace this time of year. Problems including browning on evergreen needles, damage to twigs and branches, cracks or splits in the bark and root issues should be identified in early spring, before serious damage occurs.

2/10/2026

Prepare trees for spring

After winter ends, your trees and shrubs will be working hard to establish spring growth. A soil test in early spring can help determine the precise nutrients needed for that growth, yielding a fuller canopy and vibrant, health foliage.

1/6/2026

Winter pruning

Winter is the ideal time to prune many tree species. Removal of dead or diseased branches this time of year can greatly reduce the risk they pose to your home and property. Plus, pruning can improve the overall health and appearance of your trees, getting them in shape for spring.

11/4/2025

Winter tree inspection

Colder temperatures and shorter days serve as a reminder that it’s time for your trees and shrubs to have a winter check-up. Now is the time to uncover issues such as weakly attached branches, dead wood, diseases, pest infestations and other problems before they can cause serious damage in the spring.

10/1/2025

Identifying hazardous tree conditions

As leaves fall from trees, the underlying architecture of the plant is revealed. This is the perfect opportunity to identify and correct visibly hazardous issues that can predispose trees to branch and tree failure such as dead wood and weakly attached limbs.

Schedule your winter pruning now to reduce the risk of falling branches and keep your trees looking their best!

9/2/2025

Important advice for autumn

Fertilization is the single most important proactive measure you can take in caring for your trees this season. Soil care and fertilization in autumn dramatically improve growing conditions and provide the nutrients required for vital tree root development.

8/4/2025

Don't miss these warning signs

Trees under stress display key symptoms indicating a serious problem may exist. This includes wilting or loss of leaves/needles, yellowing of leaves or browning of needles, premature autumn color, early leaf drop and sappy spots on branches. Correctly identifying the underlying cause is critical to addressing tree health issues.

6/30/2025