Drought and heat stress
Canopy thinning, scorch, premature leaf drop and vulnerability to secondary pests.
Tree health and preservation
Treat the cause, not merely the symptom.
Tree decline often reflects several interacting problems—heat, water, soil, roots, pruning history, pests or disease. The site history matters.
A whole-tree evaluation
We begin with the tree’s species, age, recent changes and growing conditions. Correcting irrigation, drainage, mulch, grade or pruning may be more important than applying a product.
When treatment is appropriate, it should be directed at a supportable diagnosis and timed to the pest, pathogen and tree condition.
Irrigation and drainage
Waterlogged roots, inadequate deep watering and conflicts between lawns, shrubs and mature trees.
Insects and disease
Evaluate characteristic symptoms and contributing stress before choosing a treatment.
Fruit and ornamental trees
Pruning, structural concerns, decline and common problems of residential landscape trees.
Straight answers about your trees
Let Trenton take a look.
Call for a free on-site estimate and a clearly defined, itemized scope of work.
Call 530-941-8733