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Oak twigs Dropping? Could be Twig Girdler Beetles
August 15, 2019
If you’ve noticed small branch tips or twigs turning brown and falling from your trees, twig girdler beetles could be the culprit. While healthy trees can generally tolerate this insect, it can cause a lot of damage if its populations get too large.
Trees Chlorotic? Green Trees Up with Micronutrient Injections
August 10, 2019
What is chlorosis? It’s a fancy term for the yellowing of the leaves due to the lack of chlorophyll. In extreme cases, the yellowing can cause leaf drop, weakening growth, and twig and branch die-back.
Tree Removal: Why Making the Right Cut Matters
August 2, 2019
While highly trained expert tree crews might make tree removals look easy - they require a high level of expertise and safety training. An inexperienced crew taking down a large tree could mean disaster.
Where did the Rain go?? Summer Watering Tips for Lawns & Trees
July 25, 2019
The quick onset of hot dry conditions can take a toll on your normally lush trees and lawns. While we aren’t under severe drought conditions as in previous years, it’s still important to provide supplemental water when rainfall is sparse.
Plant Disease Alert: Entomosporium Leaf Spot
July 3, 2019
The intense heavy rains we’ve received over the past year have encouraged a big uptick in certain plant fungal diseases. Entomosporium leaf spot disease is one we are seeing run rampant this spring and summer.
How Saturated Soils From Heavy Rains Impact Your Trees
June 26, 2019
When we get torrential downpours, like we’ve had recently, the soil around DFW can max out on its water-holding capacity. While it’s good for our water reservoirs and lakes to fill up, your trees could be drowning.
Lawn Disease Alert: Brown Patch
June 20, 2019
Heavy rains not only compact soils and raise humidity, but also create the perfect environment for fungal diseases, such as brown patch, in your lawn.
