What is Justin's Yard & Garden?

Simple, reliable yard maintenance packages designed for townhome owners.

How do I know if my plants are sick?

Look for discolored or spotted leaves, wilting despite watering, unusual leaf drop, sticky residue (honeydew), or visible pests. If you see any of these, call us — early treatment saves plants.

Are your treatments safe for beneficial insects?

We use the least-toxic effective approach and target treatments to the problem, avoiding blanket sprays that harm bees and beneficials whenever possible.

Can you save a tree that's declining?

Often, yes — if we catch it early. We diagnose the cause (soil compaction, root issues, disease, pests, drought stress) and treat accordingly. Severely declining trees may need removal, and we'll tell you honestly.

Do you offer preventive plant health programs?

Yes. Regular monitoring and seasonal treatments prevent many problems before they become visible. Our recurring maintenance clients get this built in.

Plant Health Care and Pest Diagnosis

Pest & disease treatment to protect your landscape investment.

Stressed plants attract pests and disease. We diagnose what's going on and treat with the least-toxic effective approach—protecting your plants, your family, and beneficial insects.

What's Included

Pest identification
Disease diagnosis
Targeted treatment
Preventive programs
Ongoing monitoring

Why You Might Need Plant Health Care

Common situations we see across Northern Virginia yards.

Your plants look stressed — yellowing, wilting, or dropping leaves despite watering.

You see pests, sticky residue, or unusual spots on your plants and trees.

A tree or shrub is declining and you're not sure why or what to do about it.

How JYG Approaches Plant Health Care

We diagnose the cause — not just the symptoms. We identify pests, diseases, and environmental stress, then treat with the least-toxic effective approach that protects your plants, your family, and beneficial insects. We tell you honestly when a plant can be saved and when it's too far gone.

What to Expect

Free assessment — we diagnose the problem and identify the root cause.

We recommend the least-toxic effective treatment for the specific issue.

We apply targeted treatment and advise on prevention going forward.

We monitor results and adjust the approach if needed.

Northern Virginia Considerations

Northern Virginia's humid summers create ideal conditions for fungal diseases, and our mature tree canopy hosts a range of pests. Common issues we see: boxwood blight, lace bug on azaleas, scale on hollies, and bacterial leaf scorch on oaks. We know what to look for and when to act to protect your landscape investment.