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Herbicide Damage on Elm Trees: TreeNewal’s Tips for Spotting It

Herbicide damage on elm trees can cause visible effects, with one side flourishing and the other stunted due to exposure. Wes Rivers, an ISA Certified Arborist from TreeNewal, explains that the issue is often caused by soil mobile herbicides. Rivers assures that these problems are preventable with expert guidance from TreeNewal.

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Herbicide Damage on Elm Trees: TreeNewal’s Tips for Spotting It

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Herbicide damage can cause one side of elm trees to remain stunted while the other side flourishes.

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The issue often arises from soil mobile herbicides affecting the root zone.

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TreeNewal offers expert guidance to prevent and address herbicide damage on trees.

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Experience the visible effects of herbicide damage on elm trees as ISA Certified Arborist Wes Rivers from TreeNewal sheds light on this issue. In this eye-opening video, Wes showcases trees with contrasting appearances—one side flourishing with leaves while the other side remains stunted. He explains that the damage is likely a result of herbicide spraying near the trees’ root zone, particularly on the side facing the row of rocks along the curb.

Unbeknownst to the people who applied the herbicide, it was a soil mobile variant, leading to the trees absorbing it and displaying more severe damage on the affected side. However, Wes assures viewers that this problem is preventable and that TreeNewal is ready to offer assistance to anyone facing this issue.

Don’t let herbicide damage hinder the health of your trees. Seek expert guidance and solutions from TreeNewal. Visit their website or contact their team to address this problem effectively. Watch the video now to gain insights and take proactive steps to protect your trees from herbicide damage. Trust TreeNewal’s expertise in preserving the well-being and vitality of your beloved trees.

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Our team of ISA Certified Arborists is dedicated to providing comprehensive tree services that ensure the vitality of your trees. From maintaining and reviving newly planted and established trees to diagnosing and treating tree diseases, fungi, and pests, we have you covered.

We specialize in proper tree diagnosis and offer tailored maintenance and treatment plans to keep your trees thriving. Our experts apply top-quality fertilizer and soil conditioning products to enhance tree health from the roots up.

At TreeNewal, we understand that many trees suffer from improper planting practices. That’s why we offer specialized techniques such as air spading, root collar excavation, and vertical mulching to improve the longevity of your trees. Our goal is to create sustainable landscapes that stand the test of time.

We also provide tree surveys and mitigation services to assist homeowners, developers, and commercial clients in meeting local city tree preservation requirements. With our expertise, you can ensure compliance while preserving the natural beauty of your surroundings.

Call TreeNewal today to schedule a consultation with our knowledgeable team. Let us be your partners in preserving the beauty and longevity of your beloved trees.

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Zach Werblo
Zach Werblo

Director, Platform

BMS CAT
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Wes Rivers

ISA Certified Arborist

TreeNewal

Wes Rivers is an ISA Certified Arborist at TreeNewal. He provides expertise in diagnosing and addressing herbicide damage on trees. His work ensures the healthy preservation of trees.

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