Owen Tree Service Blog

Five common insect pests our arborists are looking for in the early spring.

Pine needle scale is a significant pest affecting ornamental pines.

Spruce needlecast complex is a common issue impacting spruce trees in Chesterfield and throughout Michigan.

Apple scab, caused by the fungus Venturia inaequalis, is a frequent problem for homeowners with crabapple trees.

Moist spring weather creates ideal conditions for apple scab, a fungal disease caused by Venturia inaequalis.

Boxwood leaf miner is a serious pest that can wreak havoc on your boxwood shrubs. 

Apple scab is a common concern for homeowners with crabapple trees.

Like all trees, white pines are susceptible to various diseases and insects that can harm their health.

Pear trellis rust, behaves a bit differently than our native cedar-apple and cedar-hawthorn rusts.

Maple trees face a peculiar threat: the cottony maple scale.

This sawfly primarily targets American mountain-ash and European mountain-ash, causing significant defoliation.

Dothistroma needle blight is a common fungal infection several different pine tree species.

Algonac's landscape trees face several challenges, including insect pests, diseases, and environmental stressors.

Apple scab can pose a serious problem for crabapple trees.

The invasive box tree moth has quickly become a significant concern for boxwood owners in West Bloomfield and Farmington Hills.