A couple walks underneath vibrant trees in Palo Alto during the fall. File photo by Veronica Weber. With fall just around the corner, you may begin to see some physical changes to your trees. While ...
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Should you trim trees in fall or wait until spring? Arborists explain when it helps and when it hurts
Fall is the best time to prune trees because they are dormant and can recover more easily. Avoid pruning in early fall to prevent stimulating new growth or exposing trees to fungi. Light pruning can ...
How to spot the signs of tree damage before it falls ...
Jeff Somers is a freelancer who has been writing about writing, books, personal finance, and home maintenance since 2012. When not writing, Jeff spends his free time fixing up his old house. He has ...
Purdue University Landscape Report: Early fall is the time to begin preparing trees for the winter and get them off to a good start in the following spring. Preventative maintenance and some good ...
Fall is nearly here. That makes it a good time to plant a tree. “The most important job for a newly planted tree is growing roots,” said Sharon Yiesla, plant knowledge specialist in the Plant Clinic ...
Fall cleanup in the garden can be tricky. There’s a definitive list of plants you should definitely trim in the fall to prepare for spring and others that you should keep your pruners far away from.
Different tree species have their own genetic clocks and respond differently to changes in daylight, temperature and water availability. Below are the types of trees that are among the first to change ...
With the leaves fallen and the weather favorable, autumn seems like the perfect time for pruning trees. But should you trim trees in fall? We spoke with two arborists to learn whether you should prune ...
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