If you’ve ever driven by any of the numerous, luxury country club communities in Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens, Florida and wondered how the majestic palm trees at the entrance-ways and berms look so lush and healthy, it’s because they have a professional doing deep root tree fertilization. Most South Florida homeowners sprinkle some palm fertilizer surrounding the base of their trees and with proper irrigation think they can achieve the same results, but the process is very different. When done the correct way, fertilization replenishes the essential nutrients needed for trees and ornamental plants to stay strong and healthy. Deep root tree fertilization is when fertilizer is injected deep into the soil near the roots of your trees. This ensures the fertilization is getting to where it needs to be the most effective and doesn’t wash away the next time in rains in South Florida.
Yellowing fronds are a sign that your palm trees are lacking in proper fertilization. Black soot covering the fronds of your palm trees could mean the tree is under attack from white flies. In either case, our highly trained technicians can keep your South Florida palms looking great and pest free with deep root tree fertilization and insecticide tailored to your specific trees. A strong, healthy tree is less subject to insect damage, so deep root tree fertilization also acts as barrier to disease and infestation.
The trained fertilizer and pesticide professionals at our company have been treating West Palm Beach and Jupiter, Florida trees with deep root tree fertilization for decades and have the expertise to get the job done right at a price you can afford.
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The tropical climate of South Florida is tough on your lawn and ornamental landscaping, but for over twenty five years our locally owned and operated company has been keeping the residential and commercial lawns of West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter and other Palm Beach County, Florida cities lush, green and pest free. You can trust us with your deep root tree fertilization needs.