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Tree and Shrub care is very important. Please keep your eyes on your landscape . If you need a free diagnostic call please reach out to us . 609-294-1600
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This is Cedar apple rust. Currently active. Keep your eyes on your landscape .

03/07/2026

❄️ All that snow we had this winter…
is about to turn into a LOT of w**ds.

As the snow melts, the moisture feeds deep-rooted w**d seeds sitting in the soil. Once the warm weather arrives, they’ll start popping up everywhere.

🌱 This spring could bring one of the heaviest w**d seasons yet.

Now is the time to get ahead of it.

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📞 Call today and get on the schedule before spots fill up!

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03/07/2026

⚠️ Tree Alert for South Jersey Homeowners

White Pine Weevils will be emerging soon. These insects attack the top leader of Eastern White Pine trees and multi spruce species which can cause permanent damage to the tree’s shape if not treated early.

Watch for these warning signs:

• Sap dripping from the tips of white pine trees
• The top leader curling or bending (shepherd’s crook)
• Browning or dying new growth at the top of the tree

If you notice these symptoms, early treatment is important.

📞 Give South Jersey W**d Control & Tree & Shrub Care a call.
Our team can inspect your trees and help protect them before serious damage occurs.

Healthy trees add beauty, shade, and value to your property.

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03/02/2026

Keep your trees and shrubs healthy great time to trim .

Right now — late February into early March — is prime time for pruning most deciduous fruit trees 🌳✂️

Trees are still dormant, which means cuts heal cleaner, disease pressure is low, and you can clearly see the full branch structure without leaves blocking your view.

Here’s what to focus on:

🌿 Apple trees — Remove water sprouts, crossing branches, and any growth heading toward the center. An open canopy improves airflow, sunlight pe*******on, and more even fruit ripening.

🌿 Pear trees — Thin dense upright shoots now. Pears naturally grow narrow and crowded, which traps moisture and increases fire blight risk once warm, wet weather arrives.

🌿 Plum trees — Remove dead wood and inward-growing branches while fully dormant. Stone fruits are highly susceptible to silver leaf disease if pruned during damp conditions later.

🌿 Cherry trees — Only prune during this dry dormant window. Cherries are especially disease-prone, and late-season cuts increase the risk of bacterial canker.

🌿 Grape vines — Cut last year’s growth back to 2–3 buds per spur before sap begins to rise. Grapes “bleed” heavily in early spring, which weakens the vine before leaf-out.

Once sap starts flowing, every cut becomes an open wound that attracts fungal spores and boring insects. That’s why this short late-winter window is more important than almost any other pruning advice you’ll hear all year.