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About Us Our company has proudly been serving the Central Florida area for over 13 years. We work closely with our clients to actualize their ideas and ensure that they have a role in the creative process every step of the way. We work with trained horticulturists to provide the best advice on types of trees to plant and work efficiently with state-of-the-art machinery for all our work and easy clean-up.                                                Our maintenance services include : Since every project is unique, this is only a basic list of some of the services that we provide. Depending on the individual needs of each client we can pull resources from other fields such as our architects on staff. Sod&Sprinklers; Sprinkler Repair Tree Pruning&Trimming Tree Removal Lawn Cutting, Fertilization Weed Control Insect and Disease Control Mulch Installation Plant and Tree Planting Tropical / Ever green Gardens ...read more

Root's Complete Lawn and Tree Care provides outstanding lawn care, landscaping, and tree work around the Orlando area. ...read more

These past weeks or should I say the last couple of months I was amazed by the number of water oaks that have been breaking due to water damage and uprooting, most of the phone calls that I have received were water oaks, and that made me wonder if this is a cyclical issue, byproduct of the hurricane 4 years ago or maybe is just that the trees here in central Florida have reached their age and now are more susceptible to breakage? Does any one have any input on this subject? ...read more

Spider mites are a common pest that infests plants and trees. However, these tiny creatures are not considered insects, but are actually arachnids. Spider mites live in a sort of colony on plants and may only be cause for alarm if the colony is of high population.  These massive colonies can cause visible damage to leaves as they begin to turn yellow or brown and drop off.  Unlike some tree killing pests, spider mites can also infest other plants in the garden and the yard, infesting many kinds of trees and ornamental shrubs. Yet, these microscopic invaders are fairly easy to spot. Also called "webspinning mites", spider mites make webs much like spiders do, giving away their presence.  As spider mite colonies increase and continue to feed on the cells of the leaves, light spots appear as stippling occurs.  These spots grow and take on a bronze color as the mites spread and feed on the tree.  Though spider mites may not destroy an entire tree, if the weather conditions are ideal there may be a significant amount of dead or fallen foliage and webbing. To prevent loss of foliage and the declined health of your trees and plants, it is important to control spider mites before they reproduce. Female mites lay their eggs on leaves that remain green throughout the winter or may burrow under bark scales in colder climates.  However, controlling the spread of spider mites is fairly easy to do. Controlling Spider Mites  •    At the first sign of spider mite spray your plants with water from a high-pressure hose. This simple procedure will eliminate spider mites effectively as long as they haven't laid eggs. •    Carefully inspect all purchased for spider mites Introducing spider mites to your property will not only effect the health of the plant your bought, but spider mites are known to travel to other plants nearby. •    Spraying pesticides on spider mites will only work if you use a pesticide specifically designed for their control. •    If water spraying or pesticides are not effective, remove any infested plants or trees from your property to prevent spreading. •    Have a professional arborist or tree service inspect any plants or trees you may think are infested.  Tree experts are often better at controlling such pests than average homeowners.  ...read more

If you live in the Eastern part of the United States you may have heard of - and possible seen - the effects of Dutch elm disease.  Dutch elm disease is a wilt fungus that grows in the sapwood of elm trees.  This fungal infection is devastating to trees, most specifically and species of elm tree.  This tree disease started its reign in Cleveland, Ohio in the early 1900s and has since spread to the Eastern coast and as far south as Texas and Florida.  What you may not know is that Dutch elm disease does not only affect Dutch elms, as the same suggests, but all species of elm trees. If you have elm trees on your property, such as white elms or Florida elms, keep a close eye on any signs that  your trees have contracted Dutch elm disease.  The aggressive disease quickly infects trees and spreads to ther elms in the area, leaving behind a path of lifeless trees.  If you do spot signs of this vicious disease, contact a professional arborist as soon as possible to stop the disease from killing your trees. How To Spot Dutch Elm Disease The disease is usually spread by two kinds of beetles which feed on the trees. The tiny fungal spores are transferred from one tree to the next as the beetles feed on the bark.  These beetles are hard to spot because they tunnel under the bark.  A good way to spot Dutch elm disease is in the health of the leaves.  Leaves of infected trees will wilt in the summer.  They usually show signs of yellowing and curling and turn brown. Stay in tune with your local news.  If the disease is prevalent in your area, local news media will inform you of signs of destruction as well as possible tips for treatment. Newspapers may also run stories about Dutch elm disease if an infestation has occured in your area. Controlling Dutch Elm Disease Dutch elm disease can be controlled by tree spraying if spraying is done at the very first sign of infection.  Contact a professional tree service to survey speculative trees to determine if tree spraying is necessary or effective. Regularly prune tree branches and remove dead or decayed branches.  These unhealthy limbs are likely to harbor Dutch elm disease. Be mindful of when to prune - pruning in warm weather can leave trees susceptible to disease if the trees are not able to heal correctly.  In some cases removing limbs or pruning away infected branches can stall or halt the spread of the disease.  Have an experienced tree professional make this decision.  Otherwise, the entire tree will need to be removed and disposed of to ensure the disease does not spread to other trees in the area. Planting trees other than elms can also stop or slow the spread of the disease.  The the American elm is a stately tree with desirable crown growth, you may want to consider planting other types of trees than elms if Dutch elm disease is a problem in your area. ...read more

" Our company is your most reliable landscaping service in the area. With over 20 years of experience in commercial and residential landscaping we can help you create your dream landscape! We specialize in a broad range of landscaping techniques and work hand-in-hand with a team of architects and horticulturalists to bring you a well-rounded approach. We follow the philosophy that each landscape is unique and provide each client with a personalized plan to fit the landscapes' specific needs." ...read more

At UPTOWN LAWN SERVICE we provide Lawn and Garden Services at very low special rates starting with 50% off 1st Lawn and garden service and you will be saving up to 50 % on Landscaping and General clean up and more...                                                       THINK DISCOUNT   AND START SAVING WITH US       Please give us a call at (407) 770-9283                                       ...read more

We are just weeks away from summer and now is the time to get your yard in order.  After the harsh winter we had, you may need to be doing more than just mowing and trimming your lawn.  Call Presidental Lawn Care today and let us create a lawn mainenance plan to get your lawn as beautiful as possible. ...read more

  The Season- Are you prepared are your Trees prepared? Removing dead limbs, decaying Trees,    thinning out and opening up your Trees can allow wind to past thru and give them a better chance    durning our Florida Storm Season and our regular Summer time Storms. Our Tree Quotes and     Evaluations are Free and it gives you that peace of mind. ...read more

We Started This Company From A Single Push Mower And A Weed Eater .It Is Myself And My 2 Boys That Do The  Work. We Are Not Trying To Be The Biggest Lawn Service, Just Want To Stay In Bussines And Provide The Best Possible Service At The Best Possible Rates. ...read more

As the Weather starts to warm up the Oak Trees will finish pushing out there leaves, bare trees will will bud out and form new leaves, plants will grow and residential and commercial ownerswill wonder about, while looking at what to plant this spring and removing and cutting back whatour hard winter took check out those Trees. Call us for a Free Evalutation and Prepare this Springbefore Florida's Storm Season sets in so that you and your family have Peace of Mind.   ...read more

If you have lived in Florida for a short time,long time or just plain Born here youknow the ole saying if you don't like the weather drive a mile. Florida's weather is forever changing and  unpredictable! So this Spring and Storm Season call our office for a FREE EVALUATION AND A FREE TREE CARE QUOTE to prepare for theSeason. ...read more

This is the time of year where Trees are dormet  and leaves fall. Soon our Florida Oak Trees will be pushing out the old leaves and creating new ones. Keeping a check preparing for the Spring and the FLorida Storm Season can only beutifiy and protect what is most important, your family and your home. Call today for one of our trained Arborist to evaluate and inspect your Trees for the Red- Flag Indicators. ...read more