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Disease & Fungus Management

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Disease & Fungus Management

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Tree Fertilization & Nutrition

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Tree Fertilization & Nutrition

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Sick or Dying Trees

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Sick or Dying Trees

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Tree Disease Treatment

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Tree Disease Treatment

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Tree Health Injections

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Tree Health Injections

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Live & Post Oak Treatment

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Live & Post Oak Treatment

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Tree Diseases

Actinopelte Leaf Spot

Mortality Rate: High

Actinopelte Leaf Spot, commonly known as Tubakia, occurs on many species of oak trees but is most prevalent in red oak trees.

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Crown Gall

Mortality Rate: High

The disease is characterized by the formation of abnormal growths, or galls, on the stems, roots, and leaves of infected plants.

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Oak Leaf Blister

Mortality Rate: Moderate

This fungal disease causes raised, circular spots on the oak tree’s leaf surfaces.

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Sudden Oak Death

Mortality Rate: Very High

The disease is caused by a fungus-like organism known as Phytophthora ramorum, which can infect and kill a wide range of plant species, including oak trees.

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Anthracnose

Mortality Rate: Moderate

The disease is characterized by the appearance of dark, sunken lesions on the bark, leaves, and fruit of infected plants.

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Dutch Elm Disease

Mortality Rate: Very High

Dutch elm disease is a serious fungal disease that affects elm trees, particularly American elm trees. It can kill an infected tree within a few months.

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Oak Wilt

Mortality Rate: Very High

Oak Wilt is a very destructive tree disease that mostly affects Red and Live Oaks.

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Bacterial Leaf Scorch

Mortality Rate: High

Bacterial Leaf Scorch affects oak trees, spots appear on foliage that looks as if the oak tree has been burned and laboratory testing is required to confirm this disease.

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Hypoxylon Canker

Mortality Rate: High

In the early stages, the tree may exhibit yellow or brown leaves, premature leaf drop, or thinning of the canopy

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Rapid Oak Decline

Mortality Rate: High

Rapid Oak Decline is triggered by drought and is still recovering from the drought that occurred from 1998 to 2000.

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Tree Insects

Fall Webworm

Mortality Rate: Moderate

Fall Webworms are one of the most common foliage-feeding caterpillars in the North Texas region, its immature stage is the White Moth.

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Oak Leaf Rollers

Mortality Rate: Moderate

Oak Leaf Rollers, this moth species that eat tree buds and young leaves and roll the leaves together with their spun silk.

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Sap-Eating Bore Beetles

Mortality Rate: Moderate

Sap–Eating Bore Beetle feed upon the roots and branches, these are some of the most damaging insects to your trees.

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Trees Successfully Treated in North Texas

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"A great experience. Communication great. The crew completely cleaned up. Very glad I used Josh and his team."

Marianne Leal

Customer in Texas

"Henry came right over to our house after a neighbor referred and evaluated our trees, which we knew had some issues. He treated the trees on the same day he came. Very knowledgeable and professional. Gave us some education on our trees. Highly recommend."

Jerri Rinehart

Customer in Texas

"Amazing experience! Very knowledgeable, friendly. Everything was voluntarily explained in great detail. I am a person that loves to understand the how and why and typically ask tons of questions.

In this situation I found my self completely satisfied with the knowledgeable explanations I was given. My trees look 1000x better and I have faith they will look even better in the spring after the thorough trimming and treatment. Excellent work! Highly recommended!"

Jennifer Regan

Customer in Texas