Eco-Friendly Shrub Care in Central Florida

Calling a shrub care technician or a professional landscaper can be a good idea when you notice significant stress, disease, or pest infestations in your shrubs beyond your expertise. Here are some signs that indicate your shrubs may need professional care:

• Severe Pest Infestations: You notice a large population of pests, such as whiteflies, aphids, or scales, causing widespread damage.
• Disease Outbreaks: Occur when your bush shows signs of severe disease, such as extensive wilting, leaf spotting, or dieback.
• Unexplained Decline: If your shrubs are consistently declining in health, with no obvious reasons like drought or poor care.
• Yellowing or Browning Leaves: If your shrub's leaves turn yellow or brown, unrelated to seasonal changes.
• Stunted Growth: When your shrubs are not growing as they should or have stopped growing altogether.
• Wilting or Drooping: Shrubs that are wilting or drooping, even with adequate watering, might be suffering from root rot, fungal infections, or other issues requiring expert diagnosis.
• Abnormal Growth or Deformities: When you notice unusual growth patterns, galls, or deformities on your shrubs.
• Bare Patches or Dead Branches: Significant dead or bare patches on your shrubs could indicate disease, pests, or even improper pruning practices.
• Lack of Flowering or Fruit Production: If your flowering shrubs aren't producing blooms or your fruit-bearing shrubs aren't yielding fruit, a professional can identify the underlying causes.
• Storm Damage: After a severe storm, hurricane, or strong winds, if your shrubs have been damaged or uprooted.

Like all living things, shrubs require care and attention to thrive, so even if you don't have an immediate problem, our treatments can provide your shrubs and bushes with the care they need.