Spring is a crucial time for tree care, offering a chance to assess winter damage and prepare trees for new growth. Key tasks include inspecting for broken or dead branches, signs of pests or diseases, and structural issues. Pruning (especially deadwooding, but with caution for flowering trees like the cherry blossom) is beneficial for health and safety. Spring is also ideal for planting new trees and applying mulch to conserve moisture and suppress weeds. Fertilizing may be needed based on soil tests. Early detection and management of pests and diseases are important. Remember to consult certified arborists for complex or hazardous tasks. Spring tree care sets the stage for healthy, vibrant trees throughout the year.

Hire a Pro: Why a Certified Arborist is Essential for Your Tree Work

Our trees are more than just timber; they're vital homes for migratory birds protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Ethical tree work demands we go beyond the saw and implement crucial nesting bird sweeps before any work begins. Let's ensure our care for trees includes the feathered life within.