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Oak Wilt Treatment Fair Oaks Ranch, TX - Central Texas Tree Service

What is Oak Wilt?

Oak Wilt is a highly virulent and destructive disease that affects oak trees. This disease, primarily observed in Central Texas, including Fair Oaks Ranch, Boerne and San Antonio, is caused by the fungus Bretziella fagacearum.

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Oak Wilt disrupts the oak tree's water conducting system, leading to wilting, a sign of Oak Wilt diagnosis, and eventually death.

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Due to the high population of oak trees in Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas, Oak Wilt poses a serious threat to our Texas oaks, highlighting the importance of diagnosing Oak Wilt early to protect our trees effectively.

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Symptoms and Signs

The first signs of Oak Wilt often include wilting, browning, and premature leaf drop. The disease usually starts at the top of the tree and progresses downwards. Different species of oaks exhibit different symptoms. Red oaks, for example, can die within a few weeks of infection, while white oaks, like Briggs Oak in Liberty Hill, may survive for several years with the disease.

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How Infection Spreads

Oak Wilt spreads in two primary ways. The first is through root grafts between neighboring trees. When oak trees grow close together, their roots can intertwine and fuse, creating a pathway for the fungus to spread. The second is through sap-feeding beetles that carry spores from infected trees to healthy ones. These beetles are attracted to the sap produced by fresh wounds on oak trees, making proper pruning practices essential in preventing Oak Wilt. It's important to note that any trees within 50 to 100 yards of infected trees are susceptible to the disease.

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Arborist That Treats Oak Wilt

At Central Texas Tree Service, we are the Oak Wilt expert and we specialize in Oak Wilt treatment. Our team is trained and equipped to diagnose and manage this destructive disease, making us the preferred Oak Wilt experts in Texas.

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Treatment

At Central Texas Tree Service, we offer comprehensive Oak Wilt assessment and Oak Wilt treatment services. We use the latest science-based practices, including Macro Infusion for extreme cases, to effectively manage Oak Wilt disease.

 

After a meticulous evaluation of your oaks and property, we devise a personalized Oak Wilt treatment strategy, which may include preventative measures, therapeutic treatments, and the removal of infected trees.

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About Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas

Central Texas Tree Service, a member of the International Society Arborists, is proud to serve the Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas area.  

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Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas, is a serene and upscale city nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. As of 2023, the city houses approximately 10,000 residents who take pride in its robust sense of community, lush landscapes, and high-quality amenities.

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Fair Oaks Ranch captivates visitors and residents with its array of attractions. Top among these are the Fair Oaks Ranch Golf & Country Club, a private luxury club offering golf, tennis, swimming, and dining; the Cibolo Nature Center & Farm, a sprawling green space that provides trails for hiking and bird watching; the enchanting Boerne City Lake Park, a short drive away; The Shops at La Cantera, a premier open-air shopping center; and the nearby Six Flags Fiesta Texas, an amusement park loved by families.

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When it comes to neighborhoods, the top five in Fair Oaks Ranch offer the tranquility of the Texas countryside with proximity to city conveniences. These include Deer Meadow Estates, known for its spacious homes and scenic views; Raintree Woods, which offers gated security and access to a private golf course; Windemere, appreciated for its scenic beauty and diverse wildlife; Stone Creek Ranch, a family-friendly community with top-rated schools; and Setterfeld Estates, boasting larger homes and a close-knit community.

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Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a golf lover, or someone seeking a peaceful yet vibrant community, Fair Oaks Ranch, Texas, delivers a lifestyle filled with sophistication, recreation, and serenity.

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