Tree Care Resources For South Florida

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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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A home in South Florida with green lawn, palm trees, and shrubs.

Tree Care for Part-Time Florida Residents

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Living in South Florida year-round means that you can schedule your tree work at any time, depending on what your landscape needs when, but what about when you are one of the part-time residents of Florida? In this article, we’ll cover what South Florida’s part-time residents should ensure is done for their trees when they…

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The green leaves of a toxic manchineel tree in South Florida.

Toxic, Allergenic, and Poisonous Trees in South Florida

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Florida is home to a variety of plant life, including toxic, allergenic, and poisonous trees. In this article, we cover some of the trees to be wary of, what they look like, how dangerous they can be, and more.

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A Sherlock Tree crew member on a Sherlock Tree truck in South Florida.

When Should I Call an Arborist for Help With My Trees?

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Arborists have all the skills and experience that will properly help you with taking care of your trees. Contact an arborist to any problems you want to deal with your trees or even just maintaining them at tip top shape & health.

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A Sherlock Tree employee uses a chainsaw in a tree canopy while balancing on a tree limb.

Should You Hire a Tree Service With a CTSP on Staff?

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When you’re looking for a tree service professional to care for your trees, one of the things you should check for is professional certifications and licenses, including a CTSP. But what exactly is that? And why is it so important?

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A wilted Canary Island date palm infected by red palm weevil.

What’s Wrong With My Palm Tree?

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Palms are generally easy to care for but can still suffer from pests, diseases, and environmental issues. Knowing how to spot these issues and what to do about them can mean the difference between healthy palms and unsightly, dying palms that need to be removed.

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trees in winter along the waterfront in Miami.

Winter Weather Affects South Florida Trees & Landscapes

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Although winter weather in South Florida is generally mild, the cooler temperatures have a noticeable effect on trees, shrubs, and landscape plants. Learn what to do, what to avoid, and what to look for to keep your plants healthy through the winter.

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