PHC Matters

Beech Leaf Disease Update December 2025
POSTED ON: BY: Burkholder PHC
Science-Based Protection for Your Beech Trees from Certified Arborists and Plant Biologists
Beech leaf disease is killing trees across southeastern Pennsylvania. American beech, European beech, copper beech, weeping beech—all are susceptible, but damage in our area to American beech is astounding. Saplings can die within two years. Mature trees decline over seven to te…

Burkholder Plant Health Care Announces Effective Treatment Program for Beech Leaf Disease in PA
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Full PR published on PR.com
Malvern, PA – December 20, 2025 – Burkholder Plant Health Care, a science-driven tree and plant health care company serving the Main Line and surrounding region, today announced the rollout of a comprehensive treatment program for Beech Leaf Disease (BLD), an emerging disease that is killing beech trees across Pennsylvania. Beech leaf diseas…

Protect Your Investment with Regular Tree Inspections by Certified Arborists
POSTED ON: BY: Burkholder PHC
Your landscape is one of your most valuable long-term investments as a homeowner. Healthy, thriving trees enhance curb appeal and property value and contribute to a more sustainable, attractive environment around your home. Ensuring the longevity and safety of your trees begins with regular, professional tree inspections. At Burkholder PHC, we emphasize a holistic and…

Main Line Plant Health Problems
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Our area has a multitude of known plant health care issues that we see regularly, such as tree diseases like aster yellows or phytophthora root rot, insect pest issues like scale insects or emerald ash borer. Other Main Line plant health problems are new to our residents, and we like to help homeowners stay informed about risks to their landscapes. Below we discuss som…
2023 Burkholder Plant Health Care Year in Review
POSTED ON: BY: Burkholder PHC
As homeowners, we know that you are invested in your landscape, both financially and emotionally. Motivation for this investment may be strictly practical (contribution to property value), aesthetic (appreciation of the beauty of plants), ecological (contribution to the biome), or competitive (well, neighbors). Motivation to enhance and care for landscapes is more likely from…

