What is Oak Wilt Tree Disease?
Oak Wilt is one of the most destructive tree diseases in America and Dr. Bob White can diagnose your trees quickly, and provide immediate treatment and tips on how to prevent Oak Wilt in the future.
How can you treat my trees if they have oak wilt disease?
Fungicide Treatment - The fungicide propiconazole (Alamo) can be used as a preventative to reduce oak wilt symptoms in live oaks when applied before infection. Limited success may also be achieved in trees with therapeutic injections during the earliest stages of infection. The fungicide is injected into the tree’s water-conducting vascular system through mdall holes drilled into the root flare at the base of the tree. Treatment success depends on the health condition of the candidate tree, application rate, and injection technique. Injection should be done only by trained applicators.
The Texas Department of Agriculture requires that any pesticide applicator in any state including a Certified Arborist must obtain a license as a commercial or noncommercial applicator to apply pesticide on ornamental trees & shrubs.
The Certified Arborist credential identifies professional arborists who have a minimum of three years' full-time experience working in the professional tree care industry and who have passed an extensive examination covering all facets of arboriculture.
Give me a call today to help save your Oak Trees from Oak Wilt disease!
What You Need To Know About The High Price Cost Of Having Your Trees, Roses & Shrubs Cut Down:
Before you pay for high-cost removal or have your trees cut down from Spider Mites, Oak Wilt Disease, Juniper Cypress, Leland Cypress,
Arizona Cypress, Siberian Canker Disease, Hypoxylon Canker, Sudden Oak Death, Dutch Elm Disease or any other insect or tree disease problem. Contact a Licensed
Applicator with years of Arborist experience like Dr. Bob White.
There is a good chance your tree can be SAVED!
My name is Norman Caswell and live at 6769 Rockridge Trail, Aubrey, Texas.
Dr. Bob White came to my house to treat 44 oak trees that was in extreme distress. I had previously lost 23
of the same type oak trees that had died and had to be removed. Dr. White treated the 44 remaining trees in
my yard and all survived. He returned today on April 13th, 2017 for a second treatment to continue the full
recovery of those 44 trees. I would certainly recommend Dr. Bob White to anyone who has trees in distress
from various and numerous conditions. I also believe the fees that Dr. White charges are very reasonable.
