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Pests in the

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Throughout the

Winter

hi spile of the cold weather, insects, mites and diseases are stW present in and around your landscape plants. Damage from these pests is evident even now. Some, such as the hemlock woolly adelgid, actually teed during the winter. Most though, are dormant in the form of eggs, pupae, or larvae. One of the best ways of preventing pest damage this coming spring is to have your plants treated with horticultural spray oil. This natural approach to pest management will smother overwintering pests before they even hatch! Stopping these pests before they do excessive damage is extremely important in order to keep a healthy landscape! ; Contact me, your local Bartlett Arborist Representative at 1-877-BARTLETT to learn more about this service and to request a complimentary inspection of your property, or e-mail me at jwood@tarttetLcom.

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