Identifying tree disease early is essential for preserving the health of your landscape. In Northwest Louisiana, common indicators of disease include:
Additionally, be aware of structural signs that may require professional attention, such as post-storm trunk cracks wider than 2 inches, trees leaning more than 15 degrees toward structures, or deadwood exceeding 20% of the canopy. Because many symptoms can mimic one another, a professional assessment is recommended to confirm a diagnosis through visual inspection and laboratory testing.
In Northwest Louisiana, the best times to fertilize your trees are during early spring (March and April) and early fall (October and November). These windows provide the optimal conditions for trees to absorb nutrients and support vigorous growth. It is…
Deep root fertilization is a specialized treatment where we use high-pressure injection equipment to deliver a liquid nutrient blend directly into the soil at a depth of 6 to 12 inches. In Northwest Louisiana, this method is far more effective…
When preparing for severe weather, selecting the right native species is the most effective way to safeguard your property. In our more than 40 years of serving Northwest Louisiana, we have found that certain native trees are exceptionally resilient during…
Yes, Live Oaks are significantly more wind-resistant than Water Oaks for residential landscaping. In our over 40 years of serving Northwest Louisiana, we have observed that while Live Oaks are built for storm resilience, Water Oaks are often a frequent…
During the intense summer heat in Northwest Louisiana, it is generally best to limit pruning to specific, necessary tasks to avoid stressing your trees. Heavy pruning under high temperatures can shock a tree, so we recommend focusing primarily on safety…
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