Tree Spraying

Tree spraying is the process of killing insects and pathogens in your trees in order to prevent them from damaging your plants, trees and shrubs. While tree spraying may sound like an easy job, it can be quite hazardous to the environment. The use of pesticides, whether organic or synthetic, has caused damage to the environment and many people and animals have died or have become ill as a result of using these pesticides. Therefore, tree spraying is considered one of the more dangerous tree care tasks.
Most people who work on large properties or who own vacation homes do not realize the hazards involved in tree spraying. While spraying your trees may seem like a quick way to get rid of bugs this can be a year long task for you. Typically, the treatment will kill off the insects and then be sprayed again the next year to ensure that they do not come back. The correct timing and the right chemicals are also very important. Tree spraying can be very hazardous to both humans and to your pets.
Most pest control companies will spray the trees and shrubs during the summer, typically during the hottest part of the year. Tree spraying should be done during the cooler months of the year, but many homeowners do not follow this rule. This is actually one of the main reasons why infestations occur. The warmer the weather is the more likely the insects and pests are to reproduce and spread.
Another common issue with tree spraying is the fact that there is no limitation as to how many times you need to spray your trees. As long as you have identified all of the pests and bugs in your landscape before using the product, there is no limit on how often you need to spray. In addition, tree spades can harm other vegetation in your landscape as well as harm human health. Insects and pests that come from tree roots could contaminate water sources, stream systems and lakes. Not only does tree care involve a great deal of work, but it is also extremely costly and time consuming as well.
There are some diseases that can be spread by insects and disease carrying pests. Tree spraying is a good way to control these diseases. One specific disease is known as root rot. This disease is caused by fungi that infect and damage the roots of trees.
Tree spades can also be used effectively against other insect infestations. They are most effective when used in combination with other methods. For example, organic baits can help control fleas and ticks. Tree spraying is beneficial for birds, too. However, it should only be sprayed on healthy trees.
If you are looking to save money on insecticide use, you might want to reconsider tree spraying. Tree spades can cost a lot more than insecticides and are more hazardous to people and pets. Tree removal services are sometimes able to spray trees themselves for free as part of their tree care service. If you can't afford this option, at least make sure that the tree you wish to have sprayed is in an area of your property that will be unlikely to attract pests.
Pests like aphids, spider mites, red ants and termites are usually found in dead or dying trees. If a tree is infected with any of these pests, it will soon die and fall from its branches, leaving a bare stump. The stump is very attractive to birds, which are drawn to the hole in the tree. If the infestation is not properly dealt with, the birds may start building nest in the hole, causing more damage. Even if the pest infestation is not as serious, tree spraying may still prove beneficial. If you find that there are a lot of winged insects, such as aphids, it is best to get rid of them by using a pesticide.