Contact Info:
13548 S 220th Suite #2
Gretna, NE 68028
Tel:
402.332.2839
email:
eden@edentreepros.com
13548 S 220th Suite #2
Gretna, NE 68028
Tel:
402.332.2839
email:
eden@edentreepros.com
View video of tree service in
the community below:
the community below:
I wanted to write
and say thank you for the
quick response this
morning for the removal
of the tree that fell in our
driveway. I was able to
cut it up and get it off the
driveway. But your crew
showed up at 9:40 am
and were swept up and
driving off at 10:00 am.
It was very quick and
professional.
Thanks for all the great
service you have
provided us.
Sincerely,
Grant and Megan
Grant and Megan
Tree disease problems
Bacterial leaf scorch
2. Bacterial leaf scorch
A newly recognized disease, bacterial leaf scorch, affects a wide range of plant species. Oaks, sycamores, and elms are especially at risk. Foliage browning (scorching) followed by defoliation occurs in mid to late summer. Branch dieback and subsequent decline occurs over a period of years. This eventually leads to the failure of the plant. This problem occurs most commonly on linden, maple, ash and cottonwood. Treatments are available to slow the decline and extend the life of the affected plant, but no cure or preventive measures are available yet.
Photo courtesy of The Nebraska Forest Service –
Nebraska University www.nfs.unl.edu
Nebraska University www.nfs.unl.edu