Build Energy Reserves with Fertilizer. A Fall injection of time-release fertilizer with vitamin complex stimulates root growth, improves root absorption capability and provides vital nutrients through the winter to get a strong start in the spring.
Showing posts with label sick tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sick tree. Show all posts
Fertilizer Helps Sick Trees
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Build Energy Reserves with Fertilizer. A Fall injection of time-release fertilizer with vitamin complex stimulates root growth, improves root absorption capability and provides vital nutrients through the winter to get a strong start in the spring.
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fall,
feeding trees,
sick tree,
spring,
tree care,
tree problems
Early Warning Signs
Friday, August 15, 2008

Is your tree in distress? August is usually a great time to savor the last days of summer. Unfortunately, it’s also a time when trees show the first signs of distress.
Sycamores, Oaks, Maples and other hardwoods should be in full leaf and green through September. If a tree has health issues, fall may appear to come early. Here are the top three signs to watch for:
1. Premature color change
2. Early leaf drop
3. Branch die-back or Flagging
Sycamores, Oaks, Maples and other hardwoods should be in full leaf and green through September. If a tree has health issues, fall may appear to come early. Here are the top three signs to watch for:
1. Premature color change
2. Early leaf drop
3. Branch die-back or Flagging
Root problems or diseases such as Anthracnose and Bacterial Leaf Scorch are the most likely culprits. Your Giroud Arborist can diagnose the cause and determine the best treatment.
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ash tree,
brown leaves,
fall,
leaves dropping,
sick tree,
summer,
tree care,
tree problems
Big Trees in Trouble
Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Many Oaks, Ash and Sycamore are suffering from serious health problems. Giroud Arborists are particularly concerned about a growing incidence of fungus diseases such as Anthracnose and Bacterial Leaf Scorch. The warning signs include: early leaf drop, die back in the crown and off color or contorted leaves. If you spot these symptoms, please call us for an inspection.
(pictured right) Sycamore suffering from Anthracnose shows sparse leaf development and die-back in the crown.
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fall,
fungus disease,
organic lawn treatments summer,
sick tree,
tree care,
trees
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