Sections
Tree & Shrub
Arborist-certified care beyond the lawn
Tree & Shrub
Arborist-certified care beyond the lawn
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THE PROCESS
A 3-Season Approach for Year-Long Results
Step 1
Nutrient Management
Fertilization in Spring, Summer, and Fall to boost soil health to grow strong and vibrant trees and shrubs.
Step 2
Key Insect Control
Trees and shrubs need insect care, just like lawns. We treat common pests like Japanese beetles and cool/warm season mites.
Step 3
Key Disease Management
We treat the most common culprits like apple scab, rust, needle cast, and leaf spots to suppress existing issues and prevent new disease from developing.
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THE BENEFITS
7 Steps to Top Tier Trees and Shrubs
Our seven-application approach spans across the three growing seasons, and includes:
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- Dormant horticultural oil insect suppression, applied in early spring to nourish trees and shrubs to good health
- Fungicide disease suppression, applied in April and May to ornamental plants susceptible to apple scab, rust, and leaf spot
- Foliar insect and mite control and disease suppression, a late spring treatment expected in May and June to combat caterpillars, cool season mites, and foliar feeding insects
- Early summer foliar insect and mite control, applied between June and July to suppress Japanese beetles, bagworms, warm season mites, and foliar feeding insects and mites
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- Mid summer foliar insect and mite control application two, applied between July and August
- Late summer foliar insect and mite control, applied between August and September for fall webworm, mites, and foliar feeding insects
- Fall root zone fertilization, applied between September and November to deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs to correct yellowing foliage, repair summer stress, and strengthen plants for winter
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