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Professional Assessment
After contacting us we are happy to assess and evaluate your tree giving you a free no obligation quote. |
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Soil Injection
The insecticide Imidacloprid is injected around the root zone of the tree where it is taken up by the roots and translocated to the foliage.
When the beetle eating the foliage, they injest the chemical and die.
This treatment is very effective and can protect the tree for more than one season.
The best time for this treatment is August to
October, although later treatments are effective providing there is sufficient moisture in the soil. |
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Biological Control
Natural and environmentally friendly sprays include natural pyrethrum and Entrust®.
Natural Pyrethrum or Entrust® can be applied from November to February and is very effective against larvae. |
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Canopy Spraying
Imidacloprid is an insecticide that quickly controls
Elm Leaf Beetle and is generally used to treat heavy infestations from November to March, depending
on the season. |
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Trunk Injection
Elm Spray will use this treatment if necessary. |
