December 4, 2024
Late fall is the right time to prune deadwood and reduce long, heavy limbs that could snap under a load of ice or wet snow.
Young and recently planted trees benefit from a deep watering before the ground freezes and a fresh ring of mulch to insulate the root zone.
Thin-barked species like maples and fruit trees can also benefit from a tree wrap to prevent sunscald and frost cracks during sharp temperature swings.
Trees are an invaluable asset to any landscape, offering shade, beauty, and environmental benefits. Like any other part of your property, they need regular care.
Not every struggling tree needs to come down, but some warning signs should never be ignored. Here is how to tell when removal is the safest option.
Timing is everything when it comes to pruning. Here is why most Columbus homeowners get the best results from a spring trim.
