How deep root fertilization and adding chelated iron and manganese to your soil can help freeze damaged trees In the middle of the current heat wave, the big Texas freeze of 2021 (also known as Icemageddon in DFW) seems like a long time ago. However, the effects of the freeze are still seen because many […]
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Why our 3 year Plant Health Care plan of action is the most recommended strategy for improving the health of your trees Generally speaking, when we are talking about plant health care it is not a one-time fix. Although you can see some astounding results after the first deep root feeding application, it’s essentially a
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– Greg Hunt I wanted to touch on some of the conditions I’ve been seeing out in the field recently. This year, I’ve been seeing more fungi issues than usual. The spring rains have been heavy, creating a favorable environment for the growth of certain types of fungi. Harmful Fungi Entomosporium Entomosporium leaf spots produce
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reposted with permission The plants we call weeds have a role in nature. This means they have a purpose and that purpose is most often to fix soil problems To ensure we have a good supply of weeds in our gardens and lawns, we need to use bad soil or mess up the soil that
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At Parker Tree Service our main concern is the health of your trees. Proper pruning is critical, but there are several factors that come under consideration when we are assessing the condition of your trees. As with any living thing, nutrition is critical in maintaining optimum health. The arborists at Parker Tree Service have spent years
“You can prune a tree or shrub at any time of year.” This popular misconception is frequently shared with homeowners new to managing their landscaping. However, the truth is that when you prune a tree is large dependent on WHY you are pruning the tree. Why Should You Prune? The first reason you would prune
Have you noticed that one of your trees is looking a little sickly? It may be suffering from an insect infestation. Insects can be a danger to tree health and frequently attack trees with a weakened immune system. If something about your tree looks irregular or deformed, be sure to give it a thorough examination. Left unaddressed,
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