Tree maintenance
By: P. P. Pirone ... (et al.).
Edition: 6th ed.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 1988
Place of publication: New York; Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 514
Description: "The authors explain how to evaluate the site (the soil, drainage, and exposure), how to select the right tree for that location, and how to prune, fertilize, and spray for pests. There is an extensive section on the diagnosis and control of tree pests and diseases, and on problems such as construction damage, gas injury, sunscald, leaf scorch, and air pollution. The second half of the book comprises a systematic listing of the major landscape trees found in North America, describing the specific pests and diseases that attack each species. Well organized, clearly written, and beautifully illustrated with many new photographs, the Sixth Edition of Tree Maintenance is an encyclopedic resource, the first place to turn for information on dogwoods and elms, magnolias and redwoods, or any other tree growing in North America."--Publisher description.
Notes: Previous ed.: 1978.

Includes bibliographiesand index.