Asian Longhorned Beetle Look-a-Like
Mother Nature produces its own set of “look-a-like” species that can fool people who are otherwise unsuspecting. For example, two insects that have been confused for one another are different species of beetles that attack trees. These “look-a-likes” are the native white-spotted pine sawyer and the invasive Asian longhorned… Read More
Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Reaches Texas
Texas marks the 26th state the invasive beetle has been found in since 2002.
The emerald ash borer (EAB), an invasive species of beetle responsible for killing tens of millions of ash trees across the country, has made its way to Texas,… Read More
Fall Anthracnose Treatments
Anthracnose diseases affect a wide variety of shade trees. The disease commonly occurs very early each spring when the weather first turns warm.
Injecting trees in the Spring after they have begun to transpire but before the fungus has become active, can be challenging… Read More
Late Fall Fertilizer Tree-Injections
Plants including trees and shrubs utilize nutrients throughout the year in different ways.
Late Fall is a good time to micro-inject your client’s trees with Mauget fertilizer and micronutrients.
Generally there are two time frames that are best to fertilize trees:
Early… Read More
Mauget’s Mycoject Ultra in Late Fall
An Early Fall thru Late Fall injection application of Mauget’s Mycoject Ultra will be in the tree the following Spring at the earliest stages disease development.
Mauget’s Mycoject Ultra Antibiotic will be in the tree exactly when needed to… Read More
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