Tree & Ornamental Services

Fifty Shades Of Brown In Your Front Yard?

You spend a fortune planting beautiful palms, oaks, and flowering shrubs to make your home look like a tropical paradise. But in South Texas, keeping them alive is a full-time job. Between the scorching heat, hungry insects, and fungal diseases, your "paradise" can quickly turn into a brown, shriveled mess.

Don't let your expensive landscaping turn into expensive firewood. Elite Exterminating knows that trees and ornamentals need more than just water to survive down here. We provide the specialized nutrition and protection they need to thrive, so you can stop worrying about yellowing leaves and start enjoying the view.

It’s Not Just About Bugs

Sometimes the problem isn't what is eating your plant, but what your plant is eating (or lacking). South Texas soil can be tough on non-native plants. Nutrient deficiencies often show up as yellowing leaves (chlorosis) or stunted growth.

Fungal diseases are another silent killer. In our humid climate, leaf spot, rust, and root rot spread like wildfire. We use systemic fungicides and deep-root fertilizers that go straight to the source. Think of it as a vitamin shot and a shield combined into one powerful treatment.

How We Save The Shrubbery

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you save a dead tree?
If it is completely brown and brittle, probably not. We are exterminators, not necromancers. But if there is still green, there is hope! We can often reverse the damage if we catch it early enough.

Do you trim trees?
No, we are purely a health care service for plants. We treat for bugs, fungus, and nutrition. For trimming and removal, you will need a dedicated tree trimming company (arborist).

Is the spray safe for my flowers?
Yes, we are very careful. However, we avoid spraying open blooms whenever possible to protect pollinators like bees. We focus on the leaves and stems where the pests and diseases live.

How often do trees need treatment?
It depends on the issue. Pest infestations might need a quick series of treatments to knock them out. Nutritional support is usually a seasonal maintenance schedule to keep them healthy year-round.

What is that black stuff on my leaves?
That is likely "Sooty Mold." It grows on the sticky "honeydew" poop left behind by insects like aphids and scale. To get rid of the mold, we have to kill the bugs first.

Let's Keep Your Oasis Green

Your landscaping is a major investment. Don't let a few bugs or a fungus turn it into an eyesore. Elite Exterminating has the expertise to keep your South Texas palms and plants thriving. Click below to schedule a health check for your trees today.