Noticed brown leaves on your tree? Or perhaps your tree doesn’t seem to be growing much this year?
We’re here to help figure out what problem may be plaguing your tree. After caring for nearly every kind of tree over the last 135 years, we’re masters at identifying the most common tree problems.
Best of all, we have solutions for you! Scroll on to learn more. If you’re looking for more personalized info, hop over to our plant health care program page.
Problem: Trees in our landscape frequently suffer from a lack of nutrients. In the forest, trees enjoy the benefits of nutrient-rich soil from decomposing leaves.
Solutions: Add nutrition back to the soil.
Problem: In our yards, trees often grow in compacted soil.
Solutions: Loosen the soil to reduce compaction and stress on trees.
Vertical mulching replaces soil in the root zone.
Mix in organic matter to amend compacted soil.
Problem: Stressed trees are more likely to be targeted by some pests.
Solutions: Spot and treat tree pests and diseases early. Also, help relieve trees’ stress by following solutions #1 and #2
Problem: Lawn equipment and animals can damage our trees.
Solutions: Check your trees regularly while prioritizing your trees’ long-term health.
Problem: As trees grow, their expansive roots run into obstacles.
Solutions: Remedy the soil. Give trees the essentials. Spot problem roots.