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Cincinnati Commercial Landscaping
Dollar Spot
Dollar spot is caused by a fungus that causes blight to grass blades, but does not harm roots or crowns. Infections start as small circular areas about the size of a silver dollar, hence the name.
Utility Cooperatives
Black Twig Borer
Black Twig Borers are a species of the ambrosia beetle group that are small, round and dark brown/black in appearance.
Fusarium Wilt of Palms
Fusarium wilt of palms is caused by a fungus that blocks the vascular tissue (xylem), which transports water and nutrients. There is no cure, so infected trees eventually die.
Cedar Leaf Blight
Cedar leaf blight is a fungal disease affects western red cedar (Thuja plicata). Severely infected leaves drop in fall.
Brown Patch Disease
Brown patch is a fungal disease that develops during the hot, humid conditions of summer, transforming a green lawn into one with circular brown patches a few inches to several feet in diameter. Infected grass turns a dark purplish-green before fading to light brown.
Mole Crickets
Mole crickets are pests that tunnel through turf to feed on and ultimately damage roots. Their unique front legs enable them to burrow through lawn soil, creating both a hideaway and feeding spot.
Oak Bracket
Oak bracket is a fibrous, “weeping” fungus that grows at the base of oak trees. The thick fruiting body is called a conk and varies from 2-12cm in width. The surface is a creamy brown color with pitted tubes that secrete an orange/amber liquid when young.
Cottony Maple Scale
The cottony maple scale is a large, flat, brown scale insect found on the twigs and branches of various trees. White, cottony egg masses that resemble popcorn are its most distinguishing feature.
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