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Oak tree care in houston
Hi folks,
First time posting here so be patient if I ask FAQ or silly questions. I built a house last year on a 1/3 acre lot with 5 full grown oaks in the back, 2 young (10ft tall) oaks in the front and a unidentified tree (ash maybe) in the side. My neighbors have had there trees suddendly die on them after 8 or so months of living in the house. The guy that cleared them out said it was boring insects that got them. I trimmed a dead limb off the Ash (i think) with a rope chain and the limb had some pencil sized bore holes in it. I dug out what looked to be deab bug coons or something. I called a profesional tree service and they quoted $350 to fertilize and treat the trees with (A) PHC for trees and super seaweed, and (B) Permethrin TC for boring insects. They also offered a tree trimming service quote for $790 for the trees mentioned above. Are these reasonable prices? Is there something I can do DIY to protect my trees? The soil here is mostly gray clay and it has been very dry since June. thanks |
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