Landscape Insect Control
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Bagworms have become our most common landscape insect over the past few years. These unsighlty bugs hang down from the branches of your evergreens, especially Junipers and Arborvitaes. Struyk Turf can control bagworms with our tree and shrub insect control. The optimal time to spray is the last 2 weeks of June and the first week of July. |
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Mimosa Webworms lie in honey locusts, and cause extensive damage to growth at the end of branches leaving an unsightly web. |
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Fall Webworms spin their webs in many of your deciduous trees such as Walnut and Maple trees. OUr tree spraying will also control biting, piercing and sucking insects with Struyk Turf’s control spray. |
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Japanese Beetles were first noticed in Southwest Iowa in 2008 and have
become a major problem because they can storm a tree, bush or flower and
completely defoliate it in a couple of days.
This is only a rescue treatment. Control is gained through soil injected insect control. |
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Scale Insects posses piercing/sucking mouthparts and fee on the sap of most trees and shrubs, most notably maple and birch trees. They are concealed by a shell-like waxy or powdery substance. Scale can be found on all parts of a plant, including twigs, branches, flowers and foliage. These insects can be controlled with Struyk Turf’s horticultural oil spray. |
Struyk Turf offers spraying for the suppression of insects that could do damage to your landscape.
Call 712-322-0102 for a free estimate.