New plants should be gradually soaked to the point of run off, with a garden hose or sprinkler. Watering frequency can gradually be reduced to once a week after the first 3-4 weeks. Watch for leaf wilting or browning of tissue between watering. If leaf damage is noticed, water immediately and more frequent. Plants will survive some transplant stress, however leaf tissue recovery will not usually occur until the following growing season.
Roses require more frequent applications of fertilizer through the spring and summer.
Control of insects and disease depend on proper diagnosis of the problem. Inc. Tree and Shrub service for treatment of insect and disease problems. With proper diagnosis tree and shrub problems can be treated effectively. Established plants are pruned for cultural and maintenance purposes. Improving structure on trees is of primary importance.