Plant Health Care Services
At Master Arbor, we understand how much your trees and shrubs mean to you. They’re more than just plants—they’re part of your home and your life. That’s why we take the time to carefully diagnose any issues with your trees, whether it’s pests, diseases, or signs of stress. We’re here to help keep your plants healthy and thriving for years to come. If you ever notice that your trees or shrubs look unhealthy or aren’t growing as they should, don’t wait—give us a call at 435-773-2151. The sooner we can assess the problem, the better chance we have to save your plants and keep your outdoor space beautiful.
Signs of a Sick Plant
Plants that are stressed can show the following signs:
● Leaves start to yellow early, ● Leaves turn brown on the edges, ● Leaves have brown or black spots, ● Leaves get shiny and sticky, ● Unwanted pests, ● Whole branches die, ● The top of the tree starts to die, and ● Leaves come out late in the spring or fall early in the autumn.
If your plant is showing any of these symptoms, Master Arbor can help! Call us at 435-773-2151 for a diagnosis.
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Shiny leaves on a plant can sometimes indicate underlying health problems rather than vigor. A naturally glossy surface is typical for certain species; however, excessive shine caused by chemical sprays, pest secretions, or environmental stress may signify issues.
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Browning edges on trees and plants typically indicate underlying issues such as water stress, nutrient deficiencies, or disease, making it a serious warning sign rather than a mere aesthetic concern. This discoloration often signals that the plant is unable to properly transport water or nutrients to its extremities, suggesting damage to the root system or adverse environmental conditions like excessive heat or poor soil health. Ignoring browning edges can lead to further decline, reduced photosynthesis, and ultimately, the death of the plant. Thus, it is essential to address the cause promptly to restore the plant’s health and ensure its long-term vitality.
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Unwanted pests on trees and plants pose significant threats by damaging foliage, stems, and roots, which can lead to weakened plant health and reduced growth. These pests often introduce diseases that further compromise the structural integrity and vitality of plants. Infestations disrupt photosynthesis and nutrient absorption, ultimately diminishing the aesthetic and ecological value of the affected flora. If left unmanaged, pest populations can spread rapidly, causing widespread devastation to entire gardens, orchards, or natural landscapes.
Contact us
We welcome you to get in touch with us for any inquiries, support, or feedback related to our services. Whether you have questions about our offerings, need assistance, or want to share your experience, we’re here to help. Upon contacting us, you can expect a prompt and professional response aimed at addressing your needs.