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Magnolia Scale
Magnolia Scale is a soft brown insect that can kill trees if abundant. Feeding injury causes honeydew, sooty mould and twig dieback. The honeydew attracts bees, wasps and hornets. Magnolia scale overwinters as partly grown young, and begin feeding in spring and summer. Adults may be brown or mottled orange, with shallow wrinkles. By late… Read more »
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Japanese Beetle
Many areas of the GTA experienced high populations of this pest. The larvae of this beetle develop and feed in lawns. Having your lawn treated for grubs may help to reduce you pest population. Frechette Lawncare can help you with lawn treatments, call (416) 261-7848. Our contact sprays for adults are only effective on those… Read more »
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The Fall Webworms have arrived…
The Fall Tree Webworms unsightly masses appear in the late summer into early fall. Fall webworms are the larval form of a small white moth commonly seen in summer months. The pale yellow inch long caterpillars spend the duration of their larval state inside these nests, feasting on the encased leaves. As the leaves are… Read more »
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Tree Pruning
Our tree specialists prune to remove diseased branches as well as deadwood and stubs that serve as a breeding area for insects and fungi.
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Complete Plant Health Care
We perform timely treatments using the least invasive or toxic method to maintain pests and diseases at a level that does not cause a problem to plant health care. These treatments consist of foliar sprays, soil applications and trunk injections. The frequency and products used varies depending on the insect or disease, type of plant,… Read more »
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GYPSY MOTH ALERT
What are they? Gypsy moths are destructive pests. They get their name from their ability to travel by attaching to various objects. They appear in July or August. Males are greyish brown and can fly and survive about one week, mating with several different females. Females are larger and whitish with darker zigzag marks. The… Read more »
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YOU CAN NOW PAY YOUR BILL THROUGH AN INTERAC E-MAIL MONEY TRANSFER
If you have online access to an account in one of the five major participating financial institutions in Canada, you can now pay your bills for services through the Internet.
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