Welcome to Warner’s Tree Surgery, Mesa’s Top Tree Care Service. With over half a century of experience, I specialize in diagnosing and treating a wide range of tree diseases.
Is Your Ash Tree Sick Or Dying?
Watch this short video first. Then select the symptom that best matches your Ash tree.
Find The Symptom That Matches Your Ash Tree
Leaf Problems
- Why Are My Ash Tree Leaves Turning Yellow?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Losing Leaves?
- Why Are My Ash Tree Leaves Turning Brown?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Wilting?
Branch Problems
- Why Are Dead Branches Appearing In My Ash Tree?
- Why Is One Side Of My Ash Tree Dying?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Dying In Mesa Arizona?
Bark And Trunk Problems
- Why Is The Bark Falling Off My Ash Tree?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Cracking?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Dripping Sap?
- Why Are There Holes In My Ash Tree?
- What Is Causing Holes In My Ash Tree In Mesa Arizona?
Growth Problems
- Why Is My Ash Tree Not Growing?
- Why Does My Ash Tree Look Thin?
- Why Are There Shoots Growing At The Base Of My Ash Tree?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Dropping Seeds?
Root Problems
- Why Is My Ash Tree Leaning?
- Why Does My Ash Tree Have Exposed Roots?
- Why Is My Ash Tree Growing Mushrooms At The Base?
Why Ash Trees Decline In Arizona
Ash trees are among the most popular shade trees in Arizona. Unfortunately, watering problems, root damage, soil compaction, heat stress, insect activity, disease, and environmental changes can all contribute to declining tree health.
Because many Ash tree problems create similar symptoms, proper diagnosis is often more important than guessing at the cause.
Download Warner's free Ash Tree Care Guide to learn about watering, fertilization, root health, common Ash tree problems, and treatment options for Arizona Ash trees.
Download The Free Ash Tree Care Guide
Still Concerned About Your Ash Tree?
Warner's Tree Surgery has been diagnosing and treating sick Ash trees throughout Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, Phoenix, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, and nearby Arizona communities for more than 50 years.
If your Ash tree is showing yellow leaves, brown leaves, dead branches, bark damage, thinning foliage, poor growth, mushrooms, exposed roots, or other signs of decline, professional diagnosis may help identify the cause before serious damage occurs.
Call Warner's Tree Surgery at 480-969-8808.
Citrus Tree Disease Information Center
Find The Symptom That Matches Your Citrus Tree
Leaf Problems
Why Are My Citrus Tree Leaves Turning Yellow?
Why Are My Citrus Tree Leaves Turning Light Green?
Why Does My Citrus Tree Have Yellow Veins?
Why Are My Citrus Tree Leaves Curling?
Why Are My Citrus Tree Leaves Falling Off?
Why Are My Citrus Tree Leaves Wilting?
Why Are My Citrus Tree Leaves Drooping?
Why Are My Citrus Tree Leaves Burning?
Why Does My Citrus Tree Have Brown Leaves?
Why Do My Citrus Tree Leaves Have Brown Tips?
Why Are My Citrus Tree Leaves Small?
Why Are My Citrus Tree Leaves Sticky?
Why Do My Citrus Tree Leaves Have Black Spots?
Why Are There White Spots On My Citrus Tree Leaves?
Why Do My Citrus Tree Leaves Have Holes?
What Is Causing The Squiggly Lines On My Citrus Tree Leaves?
Fruit Problems
Why Is My Citrus Tree Dropping Fruit?
Why Is My Citrus Tree Not Producing Fruit?
Branch And Bark Problems
Why Are My Citrus Tree Branches Dying?
Why Is My Citrus Tree Bark Splitting?
Why Does My Citrus Tree Have Gummosis?
Growth Problems
Why Is My Citrus Tree Growing Slowly?
Why Is My Citrus Tree Dying?
Insect Problems
Why Are There Aphids On My Citrus Tree?
Why Do I Have Scale Insects On My Citrus Tree?
Why Are There Mealybugs On My Citrus Tree?
Why Does My Citrus Tree Have Scale And Ants?
Why Does My Citrus Tree Have Citrus Leafminer?
Disease Problems
Why Is There Sooty Mold On My Citrus Tree?
Why Does My Citrus Tree Have Citrus Canker?
Download Warner's Free Citrus Tree Care Guide
Not sure what's wrong with your citrus tree? Before you spend money on fertilizers, pesticides, or treatments you may not need, download Warner's Free Citrus Tree Care Guide.
This guide discusses many of the most common causes of citrus tree decline in Arizona, including yellow leaves, fruit drop, nutrient deficiencies, root problems, watering mistakes, insect infestations, bark disorders, and citrus diseases.
► DOWNLOAD WARNER'S FREE CITRUS TREE CARE GUIDE ◄
Still Concerned About Your Citrus Tree?
Many citrus tree problems can look surprisingly similar. Yellow leaves, curling leaves, black spots, sticky leaves, fruit drop, branch dieback, bark damage, and poor growth may have several possible causes. Accurate diagnosis is often the first step toward restoring the health of a citrus tree.
Warner has been helping homeowners identify and solve tree problems for more than 50 years. If your citrus tree doesn't look healthy, don't ignore the warning signs.
Professional diagnosis may help identify the cause before serious damage occurs.
Don't Guess What's Wrong With Your Citrus Tree.
Many citrus tree problems produce similar symptoms. A correct diagnosis may save you time, money, and even the tree itself.
Call Warner's Tree Surgery Today
480-969-8808
Serving Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Apache Junction, Queen Creek, and nearby Arizona communities.
Use the symptom guides on this website to find the page that most closely matches the symptoms you are seeing on your citrus tree.
Understanding Yellow Palo Verde Issues
Yellowing in Palo Verdes is commonly caused by root rot or the Palo Verde Root Borer. Signs include holes at the base of the tree, sawdust-like frass, and thinning canopy.
What to Do
Watch the video, and have me come out to get you started on protecting your Palo Verdes.
Pine Tree Diseases
Pine trees provide shade, wind protection, and beauty, but they can suffer from several diseases that affect their health and appearance.
In this video, you’ll learn how to recognize symptoms of common pine problems such as tip blight, root rot, and aphid infestations, and how to manage them effectively.
Keeping Your Pines Healthy
You’ll also get tips on preventing these diseases by giving your pine trees the proper care they need.
Whether you’re a homeowner, landscaper, or tree enthusiast, this video will help you keep your pine trees healthy and beautiful in Mesa, Gilbert, Sun Lakes, Tempe, Chandler, and Scottsdale.
Queen Palm Tree Diseases
This video explains how to prevent and treat common Queen Palm problems in Arizona, including frizzle top and fusarium wilt.
Important Nutrient Warning
Queen Palms rely almost entirely on manganese — and a small amount of boron — for their immune system. Arizona soil contains no natural manganese, and regular palm spikes do not provide enough. This is why many Queen Palms decline even when people think they are fertilizing correctly.
Watch the video to learn the correct treatment plan and keep your Queen Palms healthy.
Click here to order the Ultra Tree Spikes For The Boron
NASA Discovers Microbes in the Sky
In this video, I explain NASA’s recent discovery of microbes living high in the atmosphere. These airborne pathogens can travel around the world, influence how raindrops form, and may introduce new diseases to trees and other plants.
How Rain Makes Trees Sick
These microbes can be carried down by rain, spreading germs from the upper atmosphere into our soil and onto our trees. Watch the video to learn how this process works and what it may mean for tree health in the future.
How Herbs and Trees Fight Disease
In this video, Pat from Warner’s Tree Surgery explains how herbs and trees use enzymes to fight disease, and how those enzymes are created from nutrients in the soil.
Improving Plant and Soil Health
Pat also shares tips on using herbs for your own health and on improving soil quality so your trees and plants can produce the enzymes they need to stay strong.
Chemical Burns in Trees
Chemical burns occur when excess ions around the roots reverse the root membrane, forcing water out of the tree. This leads to leaf burn, wilting, and decline.
Common Causes
- Toxic substances in the soil
- Tool or paint-cleaner runoff
- Drain cleaners (Drano)
- Gas leaks
- Insecticide spills
- Pool salt or chlorine
- Excess fertilizer
- Contaminated fill dirt
Treatment
Flood the tree heavily for two weeks to push the chemical deeper into the soil. New buds often appear within 1–2 weeks. Severe cases may require direct trunk injections to bypass damaged roots and boost the tree’s immune system.
After watering for two weeks, leave the tree alone for a year. If leaf problems return, have the tree re‑evaluated.
AI Help For All Trees
Handouts For Ash Trees
Handouts For Citrus Trees
Handouts For Palo Verde Trees
Handouts For P ineTrees
Handouts For Queen Palms
Click here to order Lutz Manganese Queen Palm spikes
Still Concerned About Your Trees?
Warner's Tree Surgery has been diagnosing and treating sick Ash trees throughout Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, Phoenix, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, and nearby Arizona communities for more than 50 years.