Tree Care Resources For South Florida
Pests & Diseases
South Florida tree pests can devastate your landscape. From weevils to whiteflies, learn how to identify, prevent, and treat these destructive threats.
Is lethal bronzing threatening your South Florida palms? Learn the first signs, high-risk species, and proven actions to reduce losses and costly removals.
Learn how to identify and treat common tree diseases devastating South Florida landscapes like citrus greening, lethal bronzing, root rots, laurel wilt, and more. This comprehensive guide provides symptom info and management tips from expert arborists.
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.
Uncover the truth about the Crape Myrtle Bark Scale epidemic in South Florida. Learn prevention and treatment strategies to save your trees now.
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.
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.…
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.
Girdling roots are often found on new trees. Learn how to identify and fix this before planting your tree to avoid long-term problems.
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