Plant Health Care
Trees and shrubs represent a considerable long-term investment in your landscape and with proper care can be enjoyed for decades.
The care of each plant in a landscape can affect the health of every plant in that landscape. 
The objective of Plant Health Care is to maintain or improve the landscape’s appearance and vitality, using the most cost effective and environmentally sensitive practices and treatments available.
Plant Health Care involves monitoring, using preventive treatments such as Deep Root Feeding, Evergreen Winter Protection, Growth Regulators or Organic Plant Fertilization and working closely with the homeowner or commercial property manager.
Every landscape is unique, so each Plant Health Care program is customized for the property. 
All programs consist of monitoring visits to detect and manage any problems with plant vitality, plant insects or plant diseases before they become serious.
Our Certified Landscape Professionals (CLP) can recommend treatments and changes in maintenance practices that can eliminate or minimize these problems while maximizing the potential of your landscape and protecting your landscape investment.
Plant Health Care Service List:
- Monitoring - visits to detect problems as early as possible
- Deep Root Feeding - root feeding supplies all the essential nutrients needed for healthy plant and tree growth for an entire year
- Evergreen Winter Protection - Winter protectant spray to guard against loss of value and life from "sun-scald", "wind-burn", and "winter-kill"
- Plant Insect Control (e.g. Black Vine Weevil, Emerald Ash Borer, Japanese Beetle, Lacebug, Mite, Slugs, Zimmerman Pine Moth etc.)
- Plant disease management (e.g. Anthracnose, Apple Scab, Black Spot, Diplodia, Phytophthora, Psylid, Powdery Mildew, Volutella, etc.)
- Organic Plant Fertilization - soils with lots of organic material remain loose and airy, hold more moisture and nutrients, foster growth of soil organisms, and promote healthier plant root development
- Growth Regulator - reduce vegetative growth for less pruning, increases fibrous root development, promotes thicker, darker, green leaves, creates higher tolerance to water stress
