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Pine Wilt Disease
Pine wilt disease is caused by tiny worms called pine wood nematodes and beetles called sawyers that work together resulting in a disease that rapidly discolors and kills pine trees.
Leave Your Leaves on the Ground, Denver!
Jay Judd from Davey's East Denver office says fallen leaves fertilize the ground, making for less cleanup and a better environment.
Mediterranean Oak Borer
This ambrosia beetle infests branches of vulnerable oak trees, invading branches in tree canopies, spreads through the trunk and can ultimately cause death.
Spongy moth
Spongy moths are insects who can cause extreme defoliation to trees when in their caterpillar stage.
Ganoderma Butt Rot of Palms
This disease is caused by a fungus that attacks palms. Palm fronds wilt from the bottom turning from dark green to brown. Mushroom growths, called conks, are seen on the lower portion of the trunk.
Vascular Wilt Diseases
Vascular wilt diseases are caused by different fungi that attack the vascular (water-conducting) system of trees. A tree responds by blocking its vascular system to contain the disease. In doing so, the water supply to the leaves is cut off.
Spring Pollen and Texas' Allergy Season: What to Know
Aaron Hoot from Davey's Dallas office talks about how pollen affects people's allergies and what to know going into Texas' allergy season.
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Thyronectria Canker
Thryonectria canker is caused by a fungus called Thyronectria austroamericana. It infects honeylocust, especially those stressed from other factors. The fungus causes cankers, on branches and trunks.
Armyworms
Fall armyworm caterpillars eat the leaves and stems of turfgrasses, but typically do not destroy the crown of the plant. Early feeding damage can resemble drought stressed turf, but can quickly progress to complete browning of the entire stand when caterpillars are present in large numbers.
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