If you would like to learn how to properly plant a tree, properly prune a tree, or know how to establish a watering cycle this page will provide you with the resources to accomplish the identified tasks.  You are encouraged to explore more sites than what are listed here.  This is just an introduction to the limitless resources available online.

How to Plant a Tree
This page was developed by the International Society of Arboriculturists.  It effectively illustrates and describes the proper procedures for planting trees.  For additional sites go to TreeLink.

Tree Care & Maintenance
The Missouri Dept of Conservation does an excellent job of providing informational brochures on many topics centered around general tree care and maintenance.

How to Prune Trees Properly
This color illustrated guide was produced by the USFS Northeastern Area.  This excellent brochure can be obtained in print.  For copies either contact the USFS or send your request to D. Close.

Don't Top Your Trees!
Colorado State University Cooperative Extension has a quick primer on why you shouldn't top your trees.  They provide some typical pictures of the practice and also discuss pollarding.

How to Recognize Hazardous Defects in Trees
Another excellent site produced by the USFS Northeastern Area.  Detailed illustrations and descriptions instruct you on recognizing defects.

How to Purchase Quality Trees
The International Society of Arboriculturists give some practical and sound advice on how to purchase quality trees for your planting project.