Plant & Tree Health Care in Alpine, CA

Alpine, CA is known for its magnificent tree and plant landscape, ranging from different types of pine trees (Fern Pine, Star Pine, and Caledonian Pine, among others) to other common San Diego County trees like Cedars, Oaks, Sycamores, Ash, Eucalyptus, Elm, Willow, Acacia, Podocarpus, Afrocarpus, Queen Palm, Ficus, Buckeye, and more.

Our ISA-Certified arborists are well versed in all types of trees and plants in Alpine, and have been serving the local Alpine community for years. If you’re concerned about the health and well-being of the trees on your property, contact us for a free consultation.

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Our free, no-obligation consultation gets you an expert diagnosis and a treatment plan to eradicate symptoms, address underlying issues, and maintain optimal health to help your trees thrive long-term.

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Services

Prescriptive Fertility Program

Combining plant nutrition with products to enhance soil quality, stimulate root growth and improve water availability.

Soil Testing & Excavation

Uncovering root and soil issues and Identifying mineral excesses and deficiencies to stimulate growth.

Growth & Fruit Regulation

Reducing harmful upward and outward growth and eliminating nuisance fruit to improve the overall health of the tree.

Health Maintenance

Preserving tree health and improving tree aesthetics with a proactive, preventative health program.

Insect & Disease Control

Providing eco-friendly identification, control, and eradication of deadly plant diseases and insect infestations.

Arboriculture Consulting

Offering customized advice on watering, soil & root health, tree planning & mapping, pruning prescriptions, fertility prescriptions, and more.

Why We Serve Alpine

We love serving the community of Alpine because of its incredibly diverse collection of wildlife. We believe that preserving and nurturing healthy, vibrant plant life adds to the experience of living in the Alpine community and we’re passionate about being a part of that movement.

From Viejas Mountain to Wright’s Field, Alpine is one of the most beautiful places to live in San Diego County. Alpine is conveniently located with easy access to Interstate 8 and a number of great bars, shops, and restaurants. We’re proud to provide our tree and plant health care services to the individuals and families who live and work in Alpine, CA.

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FAQs

Some of the most common questions we get asked about plant and tree health in Alpine include:

What types of trees do you commonly find in Alpine?

There are a lot of different trees that we commonly see in Alpine. Examples include Pines, Cedars, Oaks, Sycamores, Ash, Eucalyptus, Alm, Willow, Acacia, Podocarpus, Afrocarpus, Pine, Palm, Ficus, and Buckeye trees. There’s a good chance that we can also help you protect your trees.

What is the best way to keep your trees healthy in Alpine?

First, try to regularly prune unruly branches that appear erratic. Make sure you use fresh water and organic mulch to take care of your trees. Lastly, if you have new trees, try to plant them in the fall to give them the best opportunity to take root.

Are there any specific types of issues that you commonly treat in Alpine?

We address plenty of issues regularly, some of which include golden spotted oak borer infestations, pine beetles, soil issues that require remediation, shorthole borer infestations, and pruning issues. Sometimes, we find that trees in Alpine haven’t been maintained well, so that is typically our first step towards addressing the issue.

What types of properties do you commonly work on in Alpine?

We work with everyone from local Alpine homeowners to local government-owned properties in Alpine. We’d welcome the opportunity to help you address issues with your trees.

Testimonials

Don't just take our word for it. We've helped hundreds of homeowners and property managers save their trees and improve their landscaping, and we can help you too.