Why Having A Tree and Shrub Care Program Is Important

Even the mightiest of oaks need a little help from time to time. By investing in a professional tree and shrub care program, you're extending the life and vitality of the ornamental plants in your yard.

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Summer Turf Stress

Now is the time to increase watering frequency as well as the amount applied. This will aid in maintaining the overall health and vigor of your lawn throughout the growing season.

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Get To Know The Mountain Pine Beetle

The Mountain Pine Beetle is a native insect to the Black Hills of South Dakota. Outbreaks of Mountain Pine Beetles can result in large-scale losses of pine trees. Mountain Pine Beetles attack pine trees - ponderosa, lodgepole, scotch, and other species of pine are susceptible.

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Fire Blight

Fire Blight is a bacterial disease spread from tree to tree during blossom by pollinating insects, birds, and raindrops. Fire Blight infects Apple trees, Ornamental Crabapple, Pear, Mountain Ash, Cotoneasters, and other various Ornamental trees. 

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Weed Control For Your Shrubs and Rock Beds

Keeping the landscaped bed areas of your property looking good takes a lot of time – time that could be used for other things. Choose Warne Chemical & Equipment Co. to help you achieve the lawn that you want!

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Protect Your Trees From Ips/Engraver Beetles

An Ips / Engraver Beetle can attack and kill Pine trees and other species of short to long needle evergreens that have been planted or are naturally grown in a landscaped setting around homes. Protect and maintain your valuable Pine & Spruce Trees.

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Tanks, Tanks, Tanks

Did you know Warne Chemical & Equipment Company Inc. has a full line of above-ground Polyethylene Tanks? Many styles and sizes ranging from 3 gallons to 10,500-gallon tanks!

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Give Your Trees a Boost: Fertilization, Deep-Root Feeding, and More

After a long winter, the trees in your yard or at your business are going to need a boost. Our greenery is outdoors all year long with no protection from the sun or snow, so it's up to us to make sure they get some sort of boost during the spring.

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