1) Inspect Your Trees for Pests and Damage
Winter is hard on trees. In addition to the insects and animals that may have made their home in your trees, you may also see signs of disease or damage from winter storms. If you’re not sure if what you’re seeing is a disease, us take a look and assess your tree’s health.
2) Prune Your Trees
Just like getting a trim helps your hair grow, tree pruning is a great way to prepare your trees for spring. The best time to prune trees is right before the spring. Pruning is a great chance to remove dead or diseased branches as well as give your tree more room to grow by preventing branches from crowding.
3) Remove Dead Trees and Plant New
Preventative tree assessments and removing dead trees are essential for getting your yard ready for spring. A tree assessment will alert you to any issues that may become hazardous later into the season. If you do have to get a tree professionally removed because it’s diseased or interfering with your plans, there’s always a chance to plant a new tree and bring new life to your yard.
If you are interested in getting an assessment on your trees give us a call at 509-998-2771
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