Thanks for the great job your crew did not trimming the Crepe Myrtle's. There was the potential that this trim could look like butchered job, however it does not. The trees look good and still have a natural appearance. ” - Joseph O.
Blog Posts in category "Disease"
Diseases of Cypress Tree Species
April 12, 2018
Curious about your Italian Cypress trees? Texas A&M Argilife Extension Services has issued a new publication on diseases of Italian Cypress and Related Species in Texas.
Oak Wilt: How to Help Control the Spread
December 19, 2017
Oak Wilt is a very serious tree disease that calls for professional help. If you suspect Oak Wilt is present in your trees, it is better to be safe than sorry. Don't hesitate to contact us.
Do Your Trees have Alcoholic Flux???
August 10, 2017
An interesting tree disease recently made itself known to one of our clients and thankfully, they called us right away with their concerns. Known as Alcoholic flux or foamy flux, it shares some qualities with slime flux, bacterial flux or wetwood.
Deformed Foliage on Your Pecan Trees?
July 11, 2017
Is the foliage on your beautiful pecan tree deformed? It could be an invasion of aphid-like insects breeding on your trees. Learn more about pecan gall.
Can Your Trees Get Too Much Rain?
June 6, 2017
Did last weekend's rains cause damage to your trees? While we always need rain, sometimes too much of a good thing can go awry.
When should you remove leaves from landscape beds?
May 9, 2017
Sometimes too much of a good thing isn't so good. An abundance of leaves left on the landscape can cause fungal diseases to set in. Which ones? Read on to find out.
Disease Alert: Italian Cypress in Decline Across the Metroplex!
May 1, 2017
Itallian Cypress are browning and slowly dying off across North Texas. What is happening to these stately trees, and why? Learn more in this week's blog.
The Heat is On! How to reduce heat stress in your urban trees.
April 18, 2017
As the temperatures start to rise, we're looking out for various problems that occur when conditions are favorable. Certain diseases are thriving right now. Which ones? Read on to find out.
