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18 May

The Magnolia is a beautiful tree with blooms as big and bright as the leaves on its thick, lush branches. However, Magnolias are also unfortunately prone to infestation by the Magnolia scale. They feed on the sap of Magnolia trees, causing significant damage to the tree if left untreated. This feeding can cause extensive damage to the tree, including dieback of branches, leaf yellowing, drop, and stunted growth. In severe cases, Magnolia scale infestation can even kill the tree.

16 May

Bot Canker or Botryosphaeria dothidea is a fungus that often affects various types of woody shrubs and trees and can cause extensive dieback. This pathogen invades through wounds in the bark, causing the formation of cankers. The cankers then expand and girdle twigs, branches, and even the trunk, leading to the eventual decline of the plant. Botryosphaeria dothidea is just one of many species of canker-causing fungi.

4 May

A healthy and vibrant tree needs proper tree care and attention to keep stress at bay. Unwanted infestation and lack of care or nourishment can diminish health and vibrancy. So, whether the leaves, the trunk, or roots show signs of distress, your trees need help. But how to help a sick tree to retain its healthy growth?

25 Apr

A tree is dependent on the soil to obtain nutrition for healthy growth and vigor. Although the requirement of Tree nutrition and fertilization may vary, they use their roots to absorb necessary nutrients, supplements, and energy for life. But do you know what trees and plants need? Let’s start with what the nutrition tree needs for growth and from where it will get.

21 Apr

Spiraling whitefly, a sap-sucking bug, infests trees and produces a white, waxy substance. It will drop on the leaves and branches and make a real sticky mess. Unattractive black sooty molds on leaves or fronds will draw your further attention. You will either notice whiteflies or spiraling patterns at the bottom of the leaves of infected trees and plants.

15 Apr

The invasion of Botryosphaeria Canker only happens in a stressful environment. On a high key, if the trees and woody shrubs in your landscape are already stressed or vulnerable, Botryosphaeria Canker attacks them.