Lacy, skeleton-like leaves on your maples or roses this month? That's Japanese beetle feeding, and it's showing up across metro Atlanta yards right now.
Beetles feed in clusters and chew tissue between the leaf veins, leaving a lace pattern behind. Young trees and anything already stressed by summer heat can lose real canopy if the feeding goes unchecked.
Our ISA Certified Arborists can assess whether a tree's damage is cosmetic or a sign it needs plant health care support heading into fall. Metro Atlanta homeowners and property managers rely on Boutte Tree for expert diagnosis, not guesswork.
Schedule an assessment today and give your trees the support they need before cooler weather arrives.
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Clear, well-lit photo of a leaf showing visible skeletonizing damage from an actual Boutte Tree job site.
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