Emerald Ash Borer
Borers burrow underneath the bark of trees and shrubs in Nebraska; certain beetles and moths are classified as borers and mostly attack injured or stressed trees. We use sprays and injection insecticides to treat these insects.

Plant health care for trees and shrubs across the Omaha, Nebraska metro.







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In the Midwestern states there are insects that are specific to our area. We have the equipment and treatment options — including systemic spraying, fertilization, insecticides and systemic injections — to address these problems.
Borers burrow underneath the bark of trees and shrubs in Nebraska; certain beetles and moths are classified as borers and mostly attack injured or stressed trees. We use sprays and injection insecticides to treat these insects.
A green and brown iridescent beetle and one of the most devastating pests of urban landscapes in the U.S. Larvae overwinter as grubs feeding on roots; adults move into the canopy and skeletonize leaves.
Bagworms appear first in late May or early June. They can be controlled with insecticide and, if left untreated, can be a lethal threat to your trees.
Zimmerman Pine Moths can cause lethal damage to Scots and Austrian pines. We have diagnostic tools to detect their presence and the insecticide sprays to control this pest.
Scale insect detection has been increasingly on the rise in Nebraska. These insects remove vital plant fluids and weaken the plant internally — observed on Aspen, Birch, Linden, Maples, Oaks, Pines and Spruce.
A fungal disease affecting pine tips; treatable with timely fungicide applications.
Causes browning and loss of needles in evergreens; managed through preventative spraying programs.
Alternates between cedar/juniper and apple/crabapple hosts; managed through targeted fungicide treatments.
A common disease of apple and crabapple causing leaf spotting and early defoliation if untreated.


