Winter is a great time to prune deciduous trees. You can see the structure easily as you look for crossing branches and dead, diseased, or damaged wood. Clean cuts made by rabbits and jagged edges made by deer foraging for food during winter may also be found. On days...
Winter is a great time to see the architecture of trees and bushes without the leaves. When temps are above freezing as the ice and snow melts, look for crossing branches and dead, diseased, or damaged wood. Removing these will improve air and light circulation and...
