Winter Pruning of Trees

It is essential for tree health that some trees are pruned during the winter months. Many pest and disease flourish in the spring and summer months and to reduce the chance of future or further infection, pruning must be performed during the dormant season. (Late autumn and winter.)

Ornamental and Fruit Trees

Purposeful and proper removal of branches to control size, shape, increase fruit production, and maintain tree health.

Objectives:

1:Removing dead, diseased, and broken branches. Especially those that pose a hazard to people and property.

2: Removing of crowded branches and those rubbing against each other.

3: Removing of branches to improve the tree’s structure and aesthetic.

4: Removal of branches to increase the fruit production capacity of the tree.

Trees include:

Crabapple
Pear
Apple
Peach
Plum
Apricot
Serviceberry
Red Bud
Choke Cherry

Dormant Pruning

Purposeful and precise removal of branches in order to maintain and preserve the tree’s health, safety, beauty, and usefulness on your property.

Objectives:

1: Remove dead, diseased, and broken branches. Especially those that pose risk to people and property.

2: Removing crowded branches and those rubbing against each other.

3: Removing branches for better light, air, and snow penetration within the canopy.

4:Removing branches to improve the tree’s structure and aesthetics.

Trees include:

Oak
American Elm
Norway Maple