Tree Fertilizer Services for Texas-sized Curb Appeal from ​Temple to Waco

We start with dormant oil which suffocates insects living and nesting in cracks and crevices of your trees and landscape. This also kills their eggs by penetrating the shells and interfering with their metabolic and respiratory process. Dormant oil is completely non-toxic and environmentally friendly, posing few risks to beneficial insects.

This is critical for establishing healthy trees and landscaping.

 

We use a balanced fertilizer with bio-stimulants and micro-nutrients to deliver additional vitamins, bio-nutrition, and trace elements to your plants. Not only does this replenish minerals and micro-organisms, it also improves the uptake of water and all the nutrients.

Plants, shrubs, and trees grow longer-lasting blooms and generate greater fruit production.

Your trees & shrubs are a large investment and these treatments help to control and prevent damage.

 

We conduct four applications about every 35-50 days to protect from chewing-sucking insects and fungal diseases. We’ll protect and monitor for all of these insects and diseases: Leaf Spot Fungus, Powdery Mildew, Sooty Mold, Scale Insects, Aphids, Spider Mites, Caterpillar, Whiteflies, Lace Bugs and More!

 

Whenever possible, we will use systemic pesticides that are actually absorbed by the plant itself. They work their way through the plant’s tissues, killing disease and insects as they do. They’re much better for your overall landscape and the environment.

Your trees & shrubs are a large investment and these treatments help to control and prevent damage.

 

We conduct four applications about every 35-50 days to protect against chewing-sucking insects and fungal diseases. We’ll protect and monitor for all of these insects and diseases: Leaf Spot Fungus, Powdery Mildew, Sooty Mold, Scale Insects, Aphids, Spider Mites, Caterpillars, Whiteflies, Lace Bugs, and More!

 

Whenever possible, we will use systemic pesticides that are actually absorbed by the plant itself. They work their way through the plant’s tissues, killing disease and insects as they do. They’re much better for your overall landscape and the environment.