Landscape Plant Care
Care for established landscape plants, with a look at the conditions around them.
Plant Health · Seacoast & Southern Maine
A change in your trees or plants? Start here.
Leaf loss, thinning growth and stressed shrubs are reasons to take a closer look. We assess landscape plants and trees, discuss care options and plan follow-up where needed.
Canopy access during tree work.
Plant care
Care for the plants you want to keep.
We care for landscape plants, shrubs and ornamental trees. Start with the affected plant and the changes you have noticed.
Shrub Care
Care for shrubs showing thinning growth, stress or a change in condition.
Ornamental Tree Care
Care for ornamental trees showing changes in growth, leaves or overall condition.
Plant & Tree Fertilization
Discuss fertilization after reviewing the plant, the soil and the surrounding growing conditions.
Evaluation & planning
Find the concern. Discuss the next step.
An ash tree at risk from emerald ash borer needs a different conversation from a beech showing leaf changes. We evaluate the concern before discussing care.
Tree & Deep-Root Fertilization
Tree and deep-root fertilization, considered after reviewing the tree and its growing conditions.
Emerald Ash Borer
Evaluation and control planning for ash trees at risk from emerald ash borer.
Beech Leaf Disease
Evaluation and treatment planning for beech trees showing leaf changes or decline.
Evaluation & Diagnosis
Review of visible symptoms, when they appeared and the conditions around the plant.
Care Planning
Discuss the recommended work and next steps for the plant in front of us.
Ongoing Monitoring
Follow-up observation where needed to track changes in the plant.
When to ask for help
Noticing a change? Tell us when it started.
Leaf loss, canopy thinning, discoloration and insect activity are useful details to share. You do not need to identify the cause before getting in touch.
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Leaves changing unexpectedly
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Thinning or dead growth
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Insect activity
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Beech or ash tree concern
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Slow decline in a mature plant
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Not sure—needs a look
How plant care starts
Observe
Tell us which plant is affected and what changed.
Evaluate
Review symptoms and the growing conditions.
Plan
Discuss care and the proposed next steps.
Follow up
Monitor changes where follow-up is needed.
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