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ByadminThe winter season is almost upon us. When the forest foraging gets scarce for deer and other animals they will need to seek out other forms of nourishment. That could mean your arborvitae trees or other plantings around your home. We here at LaPila Arborists and Design, LLC have the proper licensing and the necessary…
Gypsy moth spraying near me
ByadminWe are a local company with a licensed arborist on staff who can spray and apply pesticides to manage the caterpillar pandemic. Just this past week we sprayed in Rocky Hill, East Hampton, Colchester, Columbia, and Marlborough. Last week we were spraying in Middletown and will be back to assist other homeowners with getting rid…
Do I need to hire an arborist?
ByadminThat depends on where you are. In CT anything such as pruning, cabling, applying pesticides or improving the health of the tree requires an arborist. “But it is just a branch, my landscaper can cut it off.” Are you sure about that? For one it is against the law, two it may cause damage which…
Tree Transplant in Rocky Hill
ByadminA little cedar tree had sprouted up under an ornamental japanese maple tree in our customers yard. Having become attached to the tree over the last couple years they wanted to try and keep it. Since the ground wasn’t frozen we were able to move it in February. They plan to trim it on a…
How to save my ash tree from the emerald ash borer eab?
ByadminAs more ash trees begin to die from the emerald ash borer time is running out to save your tree. The right time to treat any ash tree is now, before the tree is infested with larvae. Once an infestation is severe the tree can no longer translocate the insecticide up to the branches or…
Emerald Ash Borer found in Colchester by LaPila Arborists!
ByadminHere it is folks! Already active and feeding. With such an early spring insects are early this year. This is no maggot, we pulled it out of a dieing ash tree we were removing in town. It is the dreaded Emerald Ash Borer! We have a whole section on our website about this invasive species…

