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It is quite possible that you are seeing the result of sun scald (sunburn for trees). However, it is...
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It is entirely possible that aphids are a concern on your tree. Aphids are a pest of trees that suck...
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It is possible that the salt could cause the problem. We would like to stop at your residence and ch...
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It is difficult to answer your question without actually seeing the site. Trees do absorb a substant...
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It is very difficult to tell what the problem is without looking at the plants, but it is very likel...
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Ants only excavate dead wood, so there is little concern the ants will affect the health of the tree...
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This is likely an insect called a leafroller that created the webbing. If this is the case, it has p...
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The condition you describe is most likely powdery mildew, which is caused by fungus. A wet winter pr...
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If the branch is still attached by the cambium, (the "skin" of the trunk), then leave it where it is...
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We recommend fertilizer applications to the soil based on soil analysis results We never recommend s...
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