Research for our treatments have been conducted by leading institutions, such as Purdue University, Princeton University, The Morton Arboretum, and much more. We value our clients, and we value their trust. Therefore, rather than having products that are supported by anecdotal claims, we value having a variety of treatments that are grounded in scientific research that proves their effectiveness and reliable outcomes.

With certain applications, such as our nutritional boosts and growth regulator, we guarantee our results. Unfortunately, with disease, pest, and fungus treatments, a 100% elimination of the issue cannot be guaranteed. In many circumstances, we can reduce the level of infection/infestation by 80-90%, and treatments will require further applications to prevent further spreading. Detecting a health issue or infestation in the early stages is vital. In some cases, the disease or infestation can become so widespread that the tree has no chance of survival, and a removal of the tree is the only safe option.

Our company recognizes the importance of non-toxic living and a healthy environment. Depending on the treatment plan for your trees or shrubs, many of our products are safe for the environment, safe for your plants, and safe for human and animal contact. When it comes to controlling invading tree pests, ideally, we would love to have a pesticide that is both non-toxic AND effective. Unfortunately, we have yet to encounter a product with reliable positive outcomes that we trust using with our clients. For many cases of trees under attack from insects or fungi, the only practical option is to protect the trees by utilizing pesticides or fungicides with some degree of toxicity.

We completely understand and agree with the concern in the use of hazardous ingredients, which is why we take safety measures to ensure that applications are performed to avoid unnecessary human contact and environmental dispersion. The ingredients in our pesticides and fungicides are the least toxic that could be used while still effectively controlling the pest or disease. Furthermore, instead of spraying the treatment (which can spread into the atmosphere and onto surrounding material), the treatment is performed using tree or soil injections, providing a more controlled application with minimal exposure to beneficial insects or other non-targeted creatures, and minimal to zero exposure to surrounding areas.