If your trees are showing signs of stress acting quickly gives them the best chance to recover and thrive

The warm winters and summer droughts of recent years have led to massive increases in bark beetle populations that are devastating the West. Tree diseases and nutrient deficiencies are also a major source of stress. The sooner they are treated the better their chances of survival. Our equipment for treating your trees is cutting edge.

Bark Borers

Bark Borers

Once under the bark they are protected from traditional tree sprays, and will cause the tree to eventually die.

Drought Stress

Drought Stress

Extended dry periods weaken trees, making them vulnerable to pests and disease.

Nutrient Deficiency

Nutrient Deficiency

Poor soils and limited root systems deprive trees of essential nutrients needed for healthy growth.

Leaf or Needle Feeding Insects

Our injection treatments can reach the top of even the tallest trees, and most last season-long. Our conventional sprays and treatments are also long-lasting, and of low toxicity.

Spruce & Fir Trees

Spruce & Fir Trees

Spruce and fir trees often need a fungicide or insecticide to get back to health. Whatever the tree species or issue, we likely have the solution.

Ornamentals

Ornamentals

Do your ornamental plants have aphids or spider mites? Treat them with a long-lasting and low toxicity insecticide.

Some of what you may be seeing:

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Close-up pine tree bark with holes
Bark borer and woodpecker holes
Tall pine tree reaching into pale sky
Pine in Stress Level Stage 2
Tall pine trees against clear blue sky
Different stages of bark bore damage
Rural road lined with pine trees
Pines in all different stages of stress.
Tall dead pine tree with brown needles
Stage 5
Stack of blue-stained pine logs
Blue Stain fungus, vectored by the mountain pine borer, killed these trees.
Dense evergreen tree against blue sky
Stage 3, Fungal attack, inner branches losing their needles.
Tall evergreen tree with brown needles
Stage 4, only outermost branches have needles.
Two tall evergreens, one dead, by house
Stage 5, Time to save the one that’s left.
Healthy and diseased spruce trees side-by-side
Stage 1 next to a Stage 3
Evergreen tree with browning upper branches
Engraver Beetle Damage
Large leafy tree in front of suburban house
Yellowish Maple, needs additional fertilizer/micronutrients
Roadside trees and white fence under blue sky
Healthy tree next to stressed tree
Yellow flowering tree by white fence
Very unhealthy maple, soil and fertilizer issues
Tall leafy backyard tree with overhead power lines
Pin oak needs iron and deep watering.
Cellular tower disguised as a pine tree
The only ‘tree’ not subject to insect and disease attack

Pine Visible Symptoms

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    Small holes in bark or pitch tubes.

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    Sap or resin on trunk.

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    Yellowing or browning needles.

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    Thinning canopy or dead branches, after a windy day there are many dead needles on the ground.

Fir and Spruce Visible Symptoms

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    The canopy is thinning out.

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    The needles are discolored or striped from a fungal infection, or worse yet-reddish and dead.

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    Only the newest needles on the ends of branches are still attached.

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    The top branch (central leader) is dead.

Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms

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    Injectable micronutrients are the fastest, most efficient way to bring your tree back to health.

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    Most micronutrient treatments last more than one year.

The earlier a tree is evaluated, the more treatment options may be available.