Year-Round Care for a Beautiful Landscape

A tree and shrub program is a six-round plan spread across the year that includes fertilization, disease control, and insect treatments for your ornamental plants. It focuses on plant health, not maintenance, so it does not include trimming, pruning, or tree removal. The rounds are timed to match seasonal needs like spring feeding and pest pressure.

Yes, many trees and shrubs benefit from treatment before visible problems appear because pests and nutrient deficiencies often go unnoticed until damage is severe. Scheduled feeding and monitoring catch issues like insect infestations early, when they are easier to correct. Healthy-looking plants in Hampton Roads still face regional threats such as boring insects and fungal disease.

No, tree and shrub care is a separate program from lawn care because ornamental plants have different nutrient, disease, and pest needs than turf grass. Lawn treatments target grass health, while the tree and shrub program treats trunks, branches, and foliage of your landscape plants. Many homeowners add it to their lawn program to protect the whole property.

Tree and shrub treatments are timed and applied to reduce risk to pollinators, and technicians can explain which products are used and when. Applications are matched to the plant's needs and seasonal pest activity rather than sprayed broadly. If pollinator activity is a concern, discuss timing with your technician before treatment.