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Your ornamental plants and shrubs are an investment. Canvas protects that investment with expert monitoring, targeted treatments, and seasonal programs that keep your landscape truly healthy, not just looking good.
Most lawn care companies treat plants and shrubs as an afterthought. Canvas treats them as a critical part of your property's health and value. Our certified technicians go beyond surface-level inspection. They assess root health, soil nutrition, pest pressure, and disease risk to build a treatment plan that addresses what's actually happening with your plants.
Slow-release nutrients delivered directly to the root zone for healthier, more vigorous growth in trees and ornamental shrubs.
Targeted treatments for scale insects, aphids, spider mites, lace bugs, and other common pests that damage ornamental plants.
Identification and treatment of fungal and bacterial diseases including powdery mildew, fire blight, and leaf spot.
Professional evaluation of recently planted trees and shrubs to catch early health issues before they become serious.
Expert guidance on timing and technique to maximize plant health, flowering, and long-term structure.
The most common mistake homeowners make is treating visible symptoms without addressing root causes. The Southeast's clay-heavy soils, high humidity, and seasonal temperature swings create specific stresses for ornamental plants, and treating the wrong problem wastes money while the real issue gets worse.
| Common Problem | What It Looks Like |
|---|---|
| Scale insects, spider mites, lace bugs & aphids | Sticky residue, yellowing leaves, distorted growth, or a sooty coating on foliage, often discovered only after significant feeding damage. |
| Powdery mildew, fire blight & leaf spot | White powdery coating, blackened branch tips, or brown spotting on leaves. Fungal diseases spread quickly in the Southeast's warm, humid conditions. |
| Soil compaction & drainage issues | Clay-heavy Southeastern soils compact easily around root zones, causing nutrient deficiency and root stress even when surface conditions look fine. |
Select your location to learn about services, scheduling, and what to expect in your area.
We treat a wide range of ornamental shrubs, hedges, flowering plants, and trees common to Southeastern landscapes, including boxwoods, hollies, azaleas, dogwoods, crepe myrtles, and more.
Most properties benefit from 4–6 plant and shrub care visits per year, aligned with the growing season. We typically schedule applications in early spring, late spring, summer, and fall.
Sometimes yes, though it depends on the cause and how far the problem has progressed. We'll assess the plant honestly and tell you whether treatment is likely to be effective or whether replacement makes more sense.
Yes. We serve both residential homeowners and commercial property managers across the Southeast.
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