Rich Green Lawns Plant Health Care Program is designed using knowledge of plant requirements, pest habits, and life cycles, disease pathogens, and cultural and environmental conditions.  Our treatments focus on destructive insects, mites and foliar diseases associated with landscape plants. Our Certified Tree Care Professionals will complete a landscape analysis to customize a Plant Health Care Program that will make your landscape flourish. 

Plant Health Care ​	Disease Control
Periodic landscape inspections and treatment of active insects. Inspections are between April and September. Insects & Mites such as Adelgid, Leaf Miner, Bagworm, Gypsy Moth, Lace Bug, Tent Caterpillar & Spider Mites will be treated.	Three-four applications applied 14-21 days apart in the Spring to help minimize foliar disease infection. Some plants are highly susceptible to certain diseases and require treatment to minimize their impact on plant health and appearance.

Soil Injection	Winter Protection
This application will aid in control of certain over-wintering pests such as Emerald Ash Borer, Scale, and Leaf before they hatch and begin feeding.	This application is an anti-desiccant spray that protects your evergreens throughout the winter months from excessive moisture evaporation

Spring Horticultural Oil	Deep Root Fertilization
Applied during Early Spring this application targets scale and over wintering insects on all applicable trees and shrubs.	This soil injected fertilizer treatment promotes the growth, color, and overall health of your landscape plantings.   This treatment will also aid in recovery from environmental stress.

Winter Pruning ​	Fall Dormant Oil
This corrective pruning promotes fast regrowth in the spring, as most plants are dormant during the winter. It is easier to see the shape of deciduous plants in the winter, when foliage is gone.	This application of horticultural oil will aid in control of certain over-wintering pests such as scale & mites before they hatch and begin feeding.

Many plant disorders are a result of man-made errors and not being in a controlled environment. 
​For these reasons it is not possible to guarantee plant survival. 
However, our skilled staff of horticulturalists can provide consultation and advice, in addition to your treatments to maximize the health of your installed landscape.