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    Everything You Need to Know About Plant Health Care Plans

    10/9/2020

     
    Like humans, plants show symptoms of diseases and infections. Signs can be discolored leaves, or dead branches, or early leaf drop. Mostly, it’s a minor issue and can be solved promptly. However, when there are multiple issues at play, treatments can be longer, even spread over many years.

    That’s when a Plant Health Care program can come to your aid. A PHC or Plant Health Care Programs For Landscapers provides the right growing conditions for your plants and trees. A program’s objective is to give vitality and safety to your plants while also improving its appearance.
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    What does PHC involve?

    Plant Health Care Programs For Landscapers involves PH testing, routine monitoring, soil, and plant injections, soil and tissue nutrient testing, preventive treatment for diseases, and a tailored maintenance program that ensures longevity and regularly measures progress.

    What are the benefits of PHC treatments?

    Soil Injections For Insect Treatments
    An eco-friendly solution for pest treatment is soil injections. The tree absorbs the ingredients of the infusion through roots, and it also minimizes leaching. This absorption also works against aphid and leafminer diseases.

    Tree And Shrub Fertilization
    All plants and trees require tree and shrub fertilization services. Forest trees gain fertilization from the decomposition of fallen tree leaves, but that doesn’t happen in our yards and property. Trees require adequate oxygen, water, nitrogen, CO2, and a dozen other minerals to prosper. Some of these can only come fertilizer after testing the soil covered in a PHC treatment.

    Fungal Sprays
    A few fungal diseases don’t directly harm the tree but make it more susceptible and weak of other illnesses. These are treated through fungal sprays. Some of the common ailments treated through Fungal spray are Apple Scab and Anthracnose.
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    Injections For Disease
    Certain diseases end up killing the tree and are needed to be treated through root flare injections.

    What does a PHC Cover?

    Every plant and location is unique, and so are the concerns of people. Thus, there is no standard PHC program. When you hire a company, they will scout your environment and plants for what they need to grow, and if any diseases or insects are lurking around. You also need to tell the arborist if you have any concerns. ​

    These steps will allow the arborist to determine the problems and give proper treatment for your plant. The complexity of your program and the monitoring frequency will depend on your landscape and your goals.

    Who Can Provide A PHC Program?

     Seacoast Tree Care is a tree care company that offers two Plant Health Care Programs For Landscapers- Targeted Programs and Scout Programs. The targeted program will look for any insects or diseases lurking around your tree and provide timely treatment. In a Scout program, a trained arborist will look around your tree and property scouting for insects on carefully timed visits. Also, get in touch with our arborist if you need professional tree and shrub fertilization services in NH, ME, And MA.

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