Have you ever been sick?

Did you know that plants get sick too?

Plant Health Care is the link between having a landscape and maintaining the value of that landscape. Plants, like any other living thing, are at risk of catching diseases or viruses that could harm them. Our Plant Health Care program helps monitor, prevent, and treat your plants to help prolong the longevity of your landscape. Here at Anewalt’s, we provide 2 Integrated Pest Management programs at a consistent cost per visit.

5 Visit Program

This package includes 5 visits when insects are the most active, May thru September. It will include an initial evaluation and consultation discussing the pre-existing conditions of the landscape. An inspection during each treatment with written reports about observations and what was done during the visit. We will guarantee the service we provide for the highest quality result. And lastly, Anewalt’s will use controlled treatments on plants that are susceptible to an anticipated problem by using minimal pesticide treatments after proper research.

9 Visit Program

Everything the 5 Visit Program has to offer plus additional visits in March, April, October, and November. These treatments will include fertilization for trees, shrubs, and groundcover with the winter protection to be completed in the fall. This is to help protect the shrubs from the winter cold and wind.

Problematic Creatures

Question: Beetles, bagworms, grubs, spotted lantern fly, cicada killers, and fall webworm; other than being insects, what do they all have in common?

Answer: They are not supposed to be in your landscape! Each is harmful to your landscape for their own individual reasons. If you are noticing any of these problematic creatures, give us a call. We have LICENSED applicators to treat your landscape at the appropriate time!

Question: What have you been seeing in the field?

Answer: Hot and humid summers invite different types of diseases and insects. We’ve seen things such as Powdery Mildew on Dogwoods, Japanese Beetles skeletonizing roses, and bagworms abounding. A Plant Health Care Program not only helps to prevent these issues from forming, but also monitors slight variations in your landscape so we can react quickly and treat the problem. This will prevent these pests from decimating our clients’ plants and trees.

Community Involvement

Anewalt’s is proud to team up with Body Zone this year! Body Zone offers a summer program for kids to attend and help stay active while school is out. We are pitching in and donating FIVE raised flower beds filled with plants so children can dig in and learn. Anewalt’s is offering beds of annual flowers so students can see how they bloom and the care that is needed to go into them. Beds also have fruit and vegetable plants so they can enjoy the fruit of their labor on a job well done. Lastly, there are some sunflower seeds planted so the children can evaluate the weekly changes.

“Anewalt's donation of our Summer Adventure Camp Garden project including construction of five raised beds, soil, plants, and hands-on education by Lori Anewalt, is a huge contribution to our camp culture and curriculum. We were looking to offer a communal project for campers -- a program with a theme and processes that helps them connect to each other, to our community and teaches lessons of responsibility. The Anewalt camp garden is a gift that keeps on giving. We can't wait to see their joyful faces, in the weeks to come, as the garden grows under their nurturing care. Thank you to the Anewalt's team! “

- Lacy Crone, Body Zone Summer Adventure Camp Director

Welcome to the Team

Anewalt’s kicked off the month of July by welcoming back 3 familiar faces and 3 new faces! Returning from Mexico are Isabel, Ricardo, and Alfredo; while joining us from Mexico are Carlos, Valentin, and Ramon! This last round of guys traveled from Mexico all the way to Bernville, PA to help us beautify Pennsylvania one yard at a time.

Pictured left to right: Carlos, Valentin, Isabel, Ramon, Ricardo, Alfredo