Pruning provides many benefits to your trees but proactive, regular pruning is one of the best ways to reduce potential costly damage from severe weather. The dormant season is an ideal time to prune; Removing dead or heavy limbs and reducing the weight of a tree's canopy can reduce debris from high winds or heavy snow and ice during the winter season.

Adult winter moths will start to emerge and be visible in your landscape starting in late fall / early winter. Homeowners are encouraged to apply treatment to a visible infestation before leaf out in spring to minimize defoliation.

Contact your local arborist to discuss a treatment plan if your trees show signs of winter moth infestation

Reinforcing your landscape with pruning, fertilization, and even a plant health care inspection are great ways to prepare your property for spring. This is also a great time to find those areas begging for improvement and consider updates so you're ready to enjoy your landscape come good weather.

Beech leaf disease is a mysterious new disease sweeping through the nation and starting to impact our local communities in Massachusetts.  As it rapidly spreads it is causing the decline and death of both young and mature trees.

Contact us to discuss how you can limit the impact of beech leaf disease on your landscape.