Do you want to keep your trees healthy in Montgomery County or Philadelphia County, PA? Our plant health care experts know exactly how to promote tree health and growth. That’s why, we offer tree fertilizing services that give your plants the extra nutrients they need to grow strong.

Tree fertilizing is just one vital part of keeping your property healthy, beautiful and sustainable. Our staff includes arborists who are independently certified in the latest tree care knowledge and techniques. This expertise allows them to make the best decisions for your trees.  

Our arborists will create a tree fertilizing plan based on the unique conditions of your property in the Philadelphia region.  Your fertilizer plan will include selecting the correct fertilizer type and dosage as well as making sure the treatment is done at the right time of year. Whether we’re providing tree fertilizing, tree planting services or plant health care, our tree “doctors” know how to bring vibrancy to your landscape.

Flowers, shrubs, and trees need the right balance of nutrients and minerals to grow healthier and live longer. When the soil is deficient in one or more nutrients, a plant will be more susceptible to disease and insect problems. Don’t wait until the problem is so severe that it can’t be saved at all. Take preventative action and fertilize  your plants and trees.

If you live in a busy city like Philadelphia, PA, or keep a neat lawn in the Chestnut Hill neighborhood, then your plants are particularly at risk of nutrient deficiencies. In a forest, the leaves, grass clippings, and other organic material that falls to the floor will decompose and replenish the soil’s nutrients. If you live in Center City, however, you probably rake up and throw out the litter that could keep your yard healthy.

Our fertilizing services involve testing your soil for deficiencies and replenishing its nutrients to liven up your existing landscape and give new plants a boost.

There are three main signs that your plants are suffering from a nutrient deficiency that could be resolved with the intervention of our fertilizing service.

Off-Color Foliage

If your plants’ leaves are yellowing, browning, or have an unusual reddish cast, then they may be lacking an essential nutrient, such as nitrogen, phosphorous, or iron.

Stunted Growth

When plants aren’t receiving enough nutrients, they struggle to absorb water and develop strong roots, which can impact their growth. Nitrogen-starved plants are particularly slow-growing.

Poor Flowering or Fruiting

Too much nitrogen will cause a plant’s greenery to be full and lush, while its flowers and fruit fail to appear. A lack of phosphorus or potassium may also limit fruiting and flowering.