Tree pest, Tree diseases and Tree Risk assessments.

Good day, I hope everybody had a nice relaxing Christmas. I hope 2017 will be everything that you hope and that your highs are greater than your lows. Landscape plants/trees can be injured by biotic and abiotic agents. Abiotic, or nonliving agents, include environmental factors such as drought, Wet, Snow, Physiological and other non-biological factors, such as insects, pathogens, nematodes, parasitic plants such as figs, Mistletoes and ivy and Viruses. Most of these problems are soil related: abiotic disorders such as water deficits, aeration deficits (Soil compaction) nutritional deficiencies, specific ion toxicities, pH related problems and herbicide injury. Whether the cause is biotic, abiotic or both an accurate diagnosis is almost always needed to remedy the ailment. Some Symptoms and signs could be twig die back, small or sparse leaf foliage and too much dropping of leaves, or small flowers. If left to late the tree will die. Now is the time to get your trees assessed for their health for tree Diseases and tree pests and also checking your tree for structural defects assessing the risk associated with the tree defects. Fred Janes - Arborist at Angophora Consulting Arborist is a level 5 arborist (AQF level 5). He is qualified in the latest techniques, using the International Arborist Associations’ ‘Tree Risk Assessments Qualifications’ (TRAQ). Fred can provide professional advice. While Derek can help identify tree pests and tree disease and recommend treatments to help the tree survive. Contact us at info@angophoraarborist.com.au or our office on 02 47 592075 or Fred on 0418 966 488 Derek on 0429 531 202

Tree reports inspection for the Christmas and New year 2016 2017

Merry Christmas to all our Friends and clients may it be a fun and enjoyable time for you and your families and friends. Angophora consulting Arborist will not be closing down over this period but will be operating on reduce staff, all day except for the 25, 26th and 27th December 2016 and the 1st and 2nd of January 2017 which are public holidays. Please contact out helpful friendly staff over this time in regards to tree risk assessments, Tree hazards assessments, Tree Health and Tree protection for development sites. :)