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Signs of Pest Infestations

All trees can be vulnerable to disease and pests that can cause illness. Like any illness, catching tree pest infestation early allows for the best chance of treatment and restoration to health. https://sesmastreeservice.com/is-your-tree-infected-or-infested.html

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Signs of Pest Infestations

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  1. Signs of Pest Infestations All trees can be vulnerable to disease and pests that can cause illness. Like any illness, catching tree pest infestation early allows for the best chance of treatment and restoration to health.

  2. Thinning leaves or needles Holes bored into leaves Unusual leaf sizes Discoloration of needles or leaves Stalled branch growth Holes or loose bark on the trunk Lifting roots

  3. Seasonal Tree Pests Most insects and diseases that affect trees begin in the summer. Late summer is notorious for early signs of disease and pests. It is a good idea to take time every week during the summer to inspect your trees. Look for any changes in their bark, leaves, needles or branches. Tree stress can mimic pest infestation and it can be just as detrimental to the health. When you notice signs of poor health in your trees, it is best to have a tree professional inspect your trees to determine the cause and recommend a treatment solution.

  4. Pine Beetle Infestations Once an infestation occurs, a tree will most likely need to be removed. The best hope for protecting pine trees from an infestation of pine beetles is pre-treatment. Insecticide can be sprayed on healthy trees to prevent infestations of these deadly beetles. If you detect any of these signs or suspect an issue with your trees, contact Sesmas Tree Service and schedule a consultation with our representative. For questions and concerns, call 678-896-8352 More information is available at www.sesmastreeservice.com

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