Year-round fertilization and protection for your landscape.
Your trees and shrubs compete with the lawn for water and nutrients, and they have their own pests and diseases. A year-round tree and shrub program keeps them fed, protected and looking their best.
It’s a full season of timed visits: feeding when it counts, and treating for the insects and diseases that hit landscape plants around Raleigh.
I treat lawns in North Raleigh, Leesville, Brier Creek and Southeast Durham.
Seasonal feeding delivered to the root zone, so trees and shrubs get the nutrients the lawn would otherwise take.
Control for the common pests that damage ornamentals: scale, aphids, lace bugs, mites and more.
Treatment for the leaf spots, blights and other diseases that show up on landscape plants through the year.
Visits spread across the seasons, including a dormant-season treatment where it helps.
Tap any of these to see what it looks like, when it shows up here, and what you can do.
A scale insect that coats crepe myrtle bark with white fuzz and causes ugly black sooty mold on trunks and leaves.
A tiny sap-sucking bug that leaves azalea leaves speckled and pale. Bad infestations make plants look sickly all season.
Small caterpillars that build camouflaged bags on trees and shrubs, chewing foliage and thinning out plants over time.
A serious fungal disease of boxwood that causes rapid leaf drop and can kill plants if left unchecked.
Tiny sap-sucking pests that cause speckled, bronzed leaves or needles on many landscape plants.
A metallic green beetle that chews holes in leaves and flowers on many landscape plants in summer.
Healthy trees and shrubs anchor the whole landscape: fuller growth, better blooms, and far fewer pest and disease problems. A little year-round attention protects some of the most valuable plants on your property. Ask about crepe myrtle bark scale prevention as part of the program.
Here’s what happens after you ask for an estimate.
Posted prices, no contracts, and the same person on your lawn every visit.
