The boxwood psyllid, Psylla buxi, causes a characteristic cupping of the leaves on the terminal and lateral buds of boxwood. This insect can overwinter as an egg, or as a first instar nymph under the bud scales. As the buds develop in the spring, the eggs hatch and nymphs emerge to infest the leaves. The feeding […]
Read MoreWhenever we talk to our customers about their landscapes, the question always comes up. “When is the best time to prune my trees and shrubs?” Pruning can have a wide definition. Do you want to just trim up some new growth? Or are you looking to shape a particular shrub? Is your goal to reduce […]
Read MoreCaroline R. from New Kent asked, “I just planted a new tree this summer, what is the best way to keep it alive?” Hundreds of thousands of trees are planted along city and community streets and on other public property throughout the United States each year. Unfortunately, many of these trees, perhaps 50 percent or […]
Read MoreHundreds of thousands of trees are planted along city and community streets and on other public property throughout the United States each year. Unfortunately, many of these trees, perhaps 50 percent or more, do not survive beyond one or two years. Why? TRANSPLANT SHOCK Most newly planted trees are subject to stress-related problems due to […]
Read MoreLet Virginia Green Lawn Care add a beautiful frame to your picture perfect lawn. We can treat your trees and shrubs with the same professional loving care you have come to know and expect for your lawn. Sign up for our eight application Tree and Shrub program this month and receive one application at ½ […]
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