Tree, Palm, Citrus and Woody Ornamental InjectionsGreenEdge promotes and uses tree injection technology from Arborjet. With the use of Arborjet technology we are able to provide a safer treatment alternative to spraying or soil drenching. Unlike foliar spraying or soil drenching, Arborjet’s closed system injects directly into the tree/pal, utilizing the least amount possible tree […]
When healthy, citrus trees provide beautiful colorful, and delicious fruit, fragrant flowers, and attractive broad leafy foliage. However, keeping citrus trees healthy can be one of the most challenging tasks in any Florida landscape.The same qualities that citrus trees so attractive to people also attract a variety of harmful pests.GreenTech specializes in citrus tree care […]
No other type of tree can rival the dramatic aesthetic impact on a landscape like palm trees.Creating a beautiful tropical paradise at our homes is only possible with healthy, well-maintained palm trees, and as Sarasota residents, we are blessed with a climate that can grow almost any species of Palm, however, our climate is not […]
The average life of a tree in a typical landscape is only 8 years due to poor design and planting techniques.Size is a primary consideration in tree selection. Trees should fit in the available growing space without pruning. This is of primary concern under utility lines as the utility has the right-of-way.Because large trees give […]
Seasonal color, especially in the fall, comes in a wide variety of flower colors and plant forms. Seasonal color will brighten your landscape bed areas and add a splash of color to high focal point areas. Selection and use: In Southwest Florida, seasonal color lasts from October until May. Cool-season color is intolerant to heat, […]
A myth is a widely held but false belief or idea. Myths tend to form to fill information gaps; and over time can even develop into an idea that seems to make common sense. Urban, utility and landscape tree care, collectively known as Arboriculture has its own set of myths, misconceptions, misunderstandings, and half-truths, which […]
Reality: There is a high probability that the roots and tree will not survive long term at all! If the roots survive at all, they will grow upward, often breaking sidewalks, driveways and causing lawn problems. If a decision is made to cut these surface roots, this may causes the tree more injury. Instead, place […]
Reality: Removing living branches takes food in the form of photosynthates from the tree. Twigs, branches, and trunks of trees have billions of living cells that store energy reserves, usually as starch or oils. As leaves, twigs, and branches die, these reserves “move” back into the remaining living cells in branches and the trunk. If […]
Reality: Bracing trees tightly is not necessary. Many new trees will do just fine on their own without strong and tightly held bracing. In fact, the movement will help new trees develop strong root systems and more solid trunk girth. New trees in new areas and open areas may require staking early in their lives. […]
