Tree Care Resources For South Florida

Palm frond showing yellow and brown spots indicative of leaf spot disease, common in South Florida's climate.

Spots on Tree Leaves: Which Tree Disease is Causing Those Leaf Spots?

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Unravel the mysteries of leaf spot diseases affecting South Florida’s most beloved trees. Explore the common causes of spotted leaves and learn when to call the professionals for treatment and prevention of leaf spot diseases.

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Vibrant Jacaranda tree in full bloom, showcasing its lavender-blue flowers and lush foliage in a beautifully landscaped sidewalk.

The Jacaranda Tree: Why It’s a Great Addition To Your South Florida Property

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Discover the unique characteristics of Jacaranda trees, why they’re a fantastic addition to your property, and how to properly care for these botanical gems.

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A South Florida neighborhood filled with many palms.

South Florida Tree Care for New Residents

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South Florida’s lush, tropical flora can seem daunting for new residents. This guide on South Florida tree care for new residents will equip you with the knowledge you need to properly care for your new trees and landscaping.

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Yellowing of the leaves is a magnesium deficiency in palm trees.

Signs Of Magnesium Deficiency in Palm Trees

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Discover the telltale signs of magnesium deficiency in palm trees and learn how to bring your tropical giants back to vibrant health!

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Pink crape myrtle flowers bloom with wrinkly petals surrounding yellow stamen.

Identifying and Preventing Crape Myrtle Bark Scale

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Uncover the truth about the Crape Myrtle Bark Scale epidemic in South Florida. Learn prevention and treatment strategies to save your trees now.

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Tree inspections for palms like this stand of tall palms reaching up to the blue sky are important for tree vitality and health.

Tree Inspections in South Florida: Vital for Tree Health

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Discover the hidden dangers lurking in your trees! Find out why tree inspections are crucial for a healthy and pest-free South Florida landscape. Don’t miss out!

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A round Florida orange hangs from a branch surrounded by green leaves.

High-Tech Watering Solutions for South Florida Fruit Trees

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Want you South Florida fruit trees to thrive? Learn the best way to water fruit trees by using automated technology for strategic and efficient irrigation.

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Symptoms of cycad aulacaspis scale on a palm in Florida.

Sago Palm Looking Sick? It May Be Cycad Aulacaspis Scale

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If your sago palm is looking sick, a microscopic insect known as the cycad aulacaspis scale may be to blame. If your palm becomes infested with this insect pest, it can kill it within a year. Learn how to spot and stop cycad aulacaspis scale on your South Florida palms in this article.

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A single red-eyed whitefly with long antennae sits on a veiny green leaf.

Controlling Whiteflies in Your South Florida Landscape

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Whiteflies are a common insect pest in South Florida that attack your trees, shrubs, and plants and are known to spread several viral diseases among Florida’s crops. Whiteflies are responsible for over $500 million in crop losses in Florida annually and are capable of extensive plant damage for homeowners – especially if they go untreated.…

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An invasive mimosa tree in South Florida.

Invasive Trees to Avoid Planting in South Florida

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Invasive trees are non-native trees that are taking over South Florida. In this article, we show you how to recognize some of the worst invasive trees currently growing in South Florida.

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Frost on palm fronds in South Florida.

How to Help Plants Recover From Cold Weather

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In this article, we’ll go over how you can help your plants recover once they have been damaged or otherwise impacted by the cold.

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A light dusting of snow covers a palm in South Florida.

How to Help Trees & Plants Prepare for Cold Temperatures in South Florida

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In this article, we’ll share some tips on how to prepare your outdoor plants and trees survive during those chilly winter nights for South Florida.

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