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Drought conditions from the summer have caused potential long-term effects on your treesif left untreated. If you have noticed browning leaves or dieback of branches, it might be time for some tree care treatment.
Check out what Kevin Caldwell has to say about important Fall Seasonal Tips for these issues in this new video.

Fall Seasonal Issues of the Okame Cherry Tree
Posted on November 8, 2010 by Jade

Have you noticed that the leaves on your Okame Cherry Tree have turned yellow and fallen? If so, your tree may be showing signs of infestation or disease.
Repeated defoliation makes the tree more vulnerable to winter injury and may eventually kill it.
In this new video, Kevin Caldwell, owner of Caldwell Tree Care, explains how the Fall Seasonal Issues of Drought and Leaf Spot Disease have caused an Okame Cherry Tree to lose its leaves abnormally early. He also mentions Shot Hole Disease as another issue that negatively affects the trees. He concludes by sharing solutions and treatments Caldwell Tree Care offers to prevent these issues.

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October 20, 2010: Caldwell Tree Care Community Outreach Event at Fulton Science Academy Middle School
Posted on November 1, 2010 by Jade

Check out Caldwell Tree Care in this new video as they donate their services to Fulton Science Academy Middle School. Kevin Caldwell and his crew remove some dangerous trees and limbs in the school’s front lawn. Not only does this make the area much safer, but it also improve the aesthetics of the property.

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Tis The Season For The Southern Pine Beetle
Posted on October 24, 2010 by Jade

Who knew this small critter, ranging from 2-7 millimeters in length, could create so much damage to a tree?

Picture taken October 20,2010 at a local Alpharetta Residential Property.
Needlesbecome ayellowish color, then change to red, and become brown within 1 to 2 months.
The southern pine beetles are the most destructive insects to pines in Georgia. Throughout the state, thedamagecaused by pine bark beetles cancost as much as $25 million per year. Pine Bark Beetles can kill a pine in just a few days by chewing their way through the phloem tissue under the bark,cutting off thetree’sflow of moisture and nourishment. They generally target pines that have been weakened from a constant drought, disease, or smog.
Kevin Caldwell, owner of Caldwell Tree care suggestsa few tips and services offered to prevent infestations of these beetles.Take a look at this video to hear what he has to say.

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