
[ Pest & diseases ]
Psyllid, scale, sooty mould and rust diagnosed and treated by licensed crews across Sydney's North Shore, Northern Beaches and Eastern Suburbs.
[ Free quote ]
Tell us your suburb and what you're seeing on the hedge — photos help. We reply with a diagnosis and fixed price, usually within 24 hours.
[ Hedge health overview ]
Sydney's warm, humid climate is ideal for hedge pests. Psyllid on Lilly Pilly, scale on Murraya and Viburnum, and myrtle rust are the problems we see most across the North Shore, Northern Beaches and Eastern Suburbs.
We identify what's actually affecting the hedge, then combine targeted treatment under our ChemCert licence with a clean trim to remove infested growth and a feed to push strong, healthy regrowth.
Where a hedge can't be saved, we remove it cleanly and replant with resistant varieties so you're not fighting the same problem again.

[ Core services ]
Each treatment can be booked on its own or as part of a seasonal program. Send photos and we will recommend the right approach.

Lumpy, pimpled new growth on Lilly Pilly treated with timed sprays and a trim to remove infested tips.

Horticultural oil programs smother scale and clear the black sooty mould that follows it.

Yellow rust pustules and leaf spot managed with fungicide, pruning and better airflow through the hedge.

Browning from heat, drought or poor drainage diagnosed and fixed with feeding, mulching and watering advice.

Where a hedge can't be saved, we remove it cleanly — stumps and roots included — ready to replant.

Resistant varieties like Resilience Lilly Pilly supplied and planted to close the gap fast.
[ Why Sydney homeowners choose us ]
We identify the actual pest or disease first, so you only pay for treatment that works — never blanket spraying.
ChemCert-licensed crews using targeted products, applied at the right time and away from pools, pets and neighbours.
Most hedges recover fastest when treatment is combined with a clean trim and a feed, all done in one visit.
If a hedge is past saving, we'll tell you plainly and quote removal and replanting with resistant varieties.
[ Common pest & disease jobs ]
The most common Sydney hedge problem — pimpled, distorted new leaves after each flush of growth.
Black film on leaves caused by sap-sucking scale or aphids, cleared with an oil program.
Bright yellow spores on Lilly Pilly and other myrtles, controlled before it strips new growth.
Patches lost to borers, root rot or drought, assessed and either revived or replanted.
Spring and autumn checks and sprays for hedges with a history of pest problems.
Pest and disease management across long boundary hedges, with reports for committees.
[ Our process ]
Close-ups of the affected leaves plus a wide shot of the hedge help us identify the problem quickly.
We confirm the pest or disease and reply with a fixed-price treatment plan.
Infested growth is trimmed, treatment applied and all clippings removed from site.
We check back after the next growth flush and repeat or adjust treatment if needed.
[ FAQ ]
That's almost always psyllid — a small sap-sucking insect that lays eggs in new growth. Trimming off infested tips and treating the next flush brings it under control.
That's sooty mould. It grows on the sugary honeydew left by scale insects or aphids, so we treat the insects and the mould clears with them.
Often, yes. If stems are still green under the bark it can usually recover with treatment, feeding and watering. We'll tell you honestly if it can't.
We use targeted, low-toxicity products where possible, apply them carefully and advise on how long to keep pets and children away.
Most pests need two or three treatments timed with new growth. Preventative programs are usually a spring and autumn visit.
We treat hedges across the North Shore, Lower North Shore, Northern Beaches and Eastern Suburbs.
[ Hedge health guides ]
[ Get started ]
Send photos of the affected hedge and we will reply with a diagnosis and fixed-price treatment plan — usually within 24 hours.