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Thanks for the ad, Dutch, but I was curious if any ARBORIST had used it in the real world here in the states, not just in trials.

That's what I thought but their webiste claims "Extensively tested in the US since 1995 and fully EPA approved since 2005" so I was wondering if anyone had bought and tried it yet. :monkey:

Chlorosis is a function of poor roots. That can be from a infinite number of factors like worng pH, too much water, too little water, recent transplant, competition from other veg (turfgrass), herbicide damage, living in a parking lot, etc. If you have two trees near each other and one is better...

Has anyone out there ever used that Dutch Trig product for preventing Dutch Elm? I've heard about it but am curious if anyone has used it with any success? How about Arbotect?