🌳Fall Tree Tea &🐛The Caterpillar Movie is back!

Are my Trees ok?

Trees can show you when they need your help, fall is a good time to see what they are trying to tell you.

Often times they are nutrient deficient and have chlorosis (yellowing) in their leaves. This pin oak is a perfect example

Acidifier is added if there is nutrient deficiency to help the roots store iron and magnesium for next years leaf growth. Early fall color or leaf drop are signs of stressed trees.

Fall is the best time to encourage growth with aeration and the addition of organic soil amendments.

Carbon Pro-G is a great product to add around the root zone.

Sometimes a tree was planted too deep or has too much. The solution is to rake off the mulch and excavate carefully with air pressure to avoid root damage.

A severe problem is obvious when one side or 1 large branch turns color before the rest of the tree. This is a sign that a root is wrapped around the trunk and as they both grow in diameter, it cuts off the supply of water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves.
Girdling roots up to 2-inch diameter can be cut after tree base of tree is excavated.

Plant a tree this fall.
Let us choose and plant the best ones suited for your property.
You can call our office (585)424-4476
Request Online

or visit the Garden Center @ 2755 Penfield Rd.

Save the Date:
The Extraordinary Caterpillar
Screening and Panel Discussion
Oct 14th
10:30-1:30
Broccolo Barn
2755 Penfield Rd.
Beverages and light snacks available
This film will change the way you view the world around you.
Please RSVP via Email to: in**@***********up.com