- Spring and Fall Tree/Shrub Fertilization
- Tree/Shrub Insect and Disease Control
- Tree/Shrub Dormant Oil Treatments
- Apple Scab Disease Control
- Japanese Beetle Control
- Emerald Ash Borer Treatment NEW!
- Evergreen Winter Protection (Antidessicant)
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Spring and Fall Tree/Shrub Fertilization Program - These applications are a great way to provide much needed nutrients for your trees and shrubs. Fertilizer is applied at the drip line into the root zone for maximum results.
Tree/Shrub Insect and Disease Control Program - A necessity in order to protect your ornamentals from vicious, plant destroying insects and diseases. Guard your Trees/Shrubs and keep them safe with these applications.
Tree/Shrub Dormant Oil Treatments - To keep control of the over-wintering insects, we apply a clear horticultural oil to your ornamental trees and shrubs in periods of dormancy. This helps your trees/shrubs stay healthy throughout winter.
Apple Scab Disease Program - Ideal conditions for fungal disease development like apple scab can occur from March to June. Multiple applications throughout this period provide the best opportunity to reduce infection and have a healthier tree.
Japanese Beetle Program - We have a specific program to help control the growing onslaught of Japanese Beetles. Multiple applications at the correct time will help control this damaging insect.
Emerald Ash Borer Treatment - The Emerald Ash Borer was identified in the U.S. in 2002. It has resulted in the destruction of millions of Ash trees throughout Michigan, and has begun to spread across the upper Midwest. Happy Turf now has the answer to your tree problems!
Winter Protection for Evergreens - Water loss or dehydration is a major cause of winter dieback on evergreens. Protect your evergreens from winter dieback with applications of anti-desiccant during the dormant period. Anti-desiccant will help reduce plant dehydration during the cold and windy winter season.
