Fall in New England is critical when it comes to getting tree work done. Because of the severe weather of summer and winter it becomes important that your trees get some extra attention in the fall. This guide will help your trees survive the winter.
Prune and Trim
Fall is perfect for trimming your trees and bushes. Due to the changing seasons, and falling leaves, it is the best time to get rid of dead branches and substances which will hinder a tree’s growth. To prevent mistakes, which might be detrimental to your trees health, you should to consult with a professional
Fertilization
It is important during the fall to prepare your trees for the harsh winter ahead. This is especially true after the hot, dry summer. This change of seasons makes trees defenseless so be sure to fertilize around your trees and give them the nutrients they may be missing.
Mulch Your Trees
Place mulch around your trees this fall to maintain moisture around your tree and keep weeds away from the trunk. Mulching can be extremely beneficial to the life of your trees. It is also a cost effective way to strengthen your tree.
Water Your Trees
Most think fall’s rain showers are enough for their trees but this is often not the case. They are likely dry from the heat of the summer and will need extra watering to head into winter strong and healthy.
Plant New Trees
Fall is the best time to plant new trees. Take this opportunity to nurture your new tree after the hot weather of summer and before the New England winter cold.
Watson Treeworks is happy to help Connecticut residents with their fall tree maintenance services. Contact us today for your free estimate on tree consultation, tree pruning, and tree removal.