Owen Tree Service Blog

It's time for pine tree owners to be on alert for a sneaky pest: the Zimmerman pine moth.

This tiny pest can pose a significant threat to the health and aesthetic appeal of your boxwood plants.

These elegant plants face a persistent threat from boxwood leafminers.

Spruce gall is becoming an increasing concern for spruce tree owners.

The white pine weevil is a significant pest affecting eastern white pine trees.

Leafminers are small larvae that burrow between the layers of leaves, creating distinctive, winding trails.

These minuscule insects create distinctive damage patterns on tree and shrub leaves.

The box tree moth is an invasive pest that poses a serious threat to boxwood shrubs.

This pest, while small in size, poses a significant threat to the health of our beloved pine trees.

Spruce spider mites are cool-season pests that thrive in spring and fall.

Mountain-ash trees face a persistent threat from the mountain-ash sawfly.

Pine root collar weevil will attack both young and large pine trees.

This small insect, barely 1/8 inch long, can cause significant damage to pines, spruces, and other conifers.

A tiny pest is making its presence known among our beloved elm trees.

At Owen Tree Service, we pride ourselves on our expert diagnostic team of Board Certified and ISA Certified Arborists.