Individual tree and shrub treatments you can schedule on their own or pair with our Tree and Shrub Program.
Our Tree and Shrub Program covers ongoing care with four visits through the year. But sometimes you need a targeted treatment for a specific problem, or you have shrubs but no trees that need a full program. Every service listed here can be scheduled on its own.
Surface-applied fertilizer often cannot reach tree roots effectively in Davis County’s alkaline soil. The high pH blocks nutrient absorption at the surface, especially iron. Deep root fertilizer is injected below the surface directly into the root zone, delivering iron, phosphorus, and potassium where roots can actually absorb them. This is especially important for older trees showing signs of nutrient deficiency like yellowing leaves with green veins, a common sign of iron chlorosis in Utah. Younger trees and new plantings also benefit from direct root zone feeding.
Fruit trees attract specific insects and have a narrow treatment window in early spring. Dormant oil is applied before buds open, smothering overwintering insect eggs on bark and branches. This is effective against aphids, borers, codling moth, and spider mites. Once blossoms open, the dormant oil window has closed for the season. After blossom, we provide insecticide and miticide treatments as needed through the growing season depending on pest pressure. Timing is critical for both the dormant oil application and the follow-up sprays. We schedule based on actual bud development, not calendar dates.
Ornamental shrubs deal with many of the same insect and stress issues as trees, but on a smaller scale. Aphid infestations, fungal problems, and nutrient deficiency are common in Davis County landscape beds. We treat based on the specific shrub species and the problem we are addressing. Treatment may include insecticide application, fungicide, or targeted feeding depending on what the shrub needs. We also adjust watering and care recommendations so the treatment holds and the problem does not come back the following season.
The Tree and Shrub Program includes two deep root feedings and two insect control treatments across four visits. It covers both trees and shrubs on your property with year-round preventive care.
The services on this page are for homeowners who need a specific treatment without committing to the full program. If one tree is showing iron chlorosis, a standalone deep root feeding can address it. If your fruit trees need dormant oil but your ornamental trees are healthy, a single fruit tree spray makes more sense than the full program. If your shrubs have aphids or mites but your trees are fine, a targeted shrub treatment handles the problem.
You do not need to be on a program to use any of these services.
Every property in Davis County is different. Contact us for a free estimate and we will evaluate your trees and shrubs and recommend the right services or programs.
Phone: 801-451-2220 Text: 801-893-8836