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Save your trees now from Emerald Ash Borer!

Emerald Ash BorerThe Emerald Ash Borer is an invasive pest introduced from Asia that attacks ash trees. Its larvae live under the bark of ash trees and feed on their vascular cambiums which may ultimately result in tree death.

One TREE-äge insecticide application provides your ash trees with two years of control from Emerald Ash Borer; longer residual than any other product. TREE-äge is only applied by certified professional applicators.

TREE-äge is injected into your ash trees, an alternative to soil drenching or spraying. A small precise dose is injected directly to the trunk to protect the tree from insects.

Don't wait! Save your ash trees by calling us today at 847-309-4994.

The following are some suggestions that will help to keep your lawn, trees and shrubs healthy and strong.

Watering

  • Newly planted trees and shrubs should be watered three to four times a week during hot and dry weather.
  • Wet the soil to a depth of 9-12" below grade.
  • Watering should be done early in the day.
  • Do not over water.

Mulching

  • Mulch should be applied 2 to 3" deep around the base of trees and shrubs. Do not exceed 3".
  • Do not mound up excessive mulch around the base of trees and shrubs.
  • Apply mulch loosely. Do not pack down.
  • Use well composted material for mulching.
  • Do not use grass clippings as mulch.
 
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Pest Watch

Please check this area for updates about pests (insects or diseases) that you should look for in your lawn and on your trees and shrubs.

Currently you should be keeping an eye out for scale on your magnolias and euonymus. Please call us at 847-309-4994 if you notice any signs of scale such as small white specks covering the euonymus or brown round scale and sickly looking magnolias with black leaves.