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Disease Protection
Our timely treatments are designed to protect your specific landscape at key points throughout the year. By applying the right treatment at the right time, we help prevent diseases common to your trees and shrubs before they can take hold, keeping your landscape healthy through every season.
Insect Protection
Protect your landscape investment from destructive insects. Our targeted treatments guard against borers, scale, mites, and other pests that can damage your trees and shrubs, while preserving beneficial insects that help your landscape thrive.
Timely Fertilization
Using the same living biology as our lawn care program, we feed your trees and shrubs year-round with balanced nutrition and beneficial soil microbes. This root zone treatment strengthens your plants from the ground up, naturally improving nutrient uptake and stress resistance in every season.
Our Installation Process
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Site Evaluation
We assess your property’s specific needs, considering factors like sun exposure, plant types, and soil conditions.
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Tree + Shrub Services
Your landscaping plants represent a significant investment, with adult tree replacement costs being particularly substantial. That’s why prevention and early intervention are crucial to protecting your landscape investment. Most plant issues can be successfully treated when caught early, making proactive care essential.
Our expert team provides year-round monitoring and treatment, but knowing what to look for helps catch problems early. Our horticulture specialists can identify and treat numerous diseases common to trees and shrubs, ensuring your landscape stays healthy and vibrant.
Common Threats to Watch For
- Spider Mites: Active in hot weather, targeting burning bushes and yews with distinctive webbing
- Lacewings: Small fly-like insects that commonly attack azaleas
- Aphids: Found primarily on roses, clustering underneath flowers
- Bagworms: Hatching in late May, these caterpillars create hanging sacks and prefer evergreens like junipers
- Japanese Beetles: Target over 300 plant species, damaging foliage, flowers, and fruits
Notice something unusual in your landscape? Don’t wait – early detection is key to protecting your investment. Our horticulture experts can quickly identify and treat issues before they become major problems.
Additional Information
ON DREAMLAWN SERVICES – FAQ
How do I control Japanese beetles on trees and shrubs?
Japanese beetles are shiny, metallic-green insects that can quickly damage your plants. Starting in late June, they feed on leaves, flowers, and fruits of many landscape plants – roses and birch trees are among their favorites. If you notice leaves that look like lace (with only the veins remaining), you likely have Japanese beetles. Getting ahead of these pests is key – our treatments protect your plants before these destructive insects arrive, saving you from watching helplessly as they damage your landscape.
How do I identify and treat bagworms on evergreen trees?
Keep an eye out for small, brown, pinecone-like bags hanging from your evergreen trees – these are bagworms. Though they might look harmless, these insects can seriously damage or kill your evergreens if left untreated. They’re especially common on arborvitae, spruce, and juniper trees. The baby bagworms hatch in late May, and this is when they’re easiest to control. Don’t wait until the bags are large and numerous – early treatment saves both your trees and your wallet.
What is the best treatment schedule for trees and shrubs?
Think of tree and shrub care like regular health check-ups – they need attention throughout the year, not just when there’s a problem. We typically visit 4-6 times per year, timing our treatments around when different insects emerge and when your plants need specific nutrients. This schedule helps prevent problems before they start and keeps your landscape healthy all year long. We’ll help you understand what we’re doing at each visit and why it matters for your plants.
When should I start treating newly planted trees and shrubs?
Just like a new baby needs extra care, newly planted trees and shrubs need special attention in their first year. It’s best to start care right away after planting – this helps your new plants develop strong roots and gets them off to a healthy start. Early care prevents many common problems that can harm young plants. While it might be tempting to wait and see how they do on their own, protecting your investment from the beginning is much easier than fixing problems later.
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