While most pruning work is done in the dormant season, these plants rely on a mid-summer trim to keep them healthy and ensure ...

We Energies forestry crews are in the midst of a multi-year effort to trim back branches and remove trees along thousands of ...

Use loppers to trim the top of the tree. Most of the pruning should be done in the top of the tree to expose light to the lower branches in order to improve fruiting and flavor. 2. Hydrangea ...

July is the optimum time for summer pruning. Some plants like fruit trees, rhododendrons, azaleas and others, should be pruned now. JEFF COX. FOR THE PRESS DEMOCRAT. July 4, 2024.

"It's a glimpse into the future of what the future may hold of this system coming to our community," said Steven Lerner with Seminole County Emergency Management.

When we arrived at the location, we discovered a tree trunk that had broken about 20 feet up, along with the remains of what ...

All fruit trees benefit from both summer and winter pruning. Peaches, nectarines, plums and apricots are all members of the Prunus genus and are therefore closely related.

If pruning is unavoidable at that time, apply a commercial pruning sealant or latex paint to wounds so beetles that spread oak wilt disease are not drawn to the fresh cuts. 5. Disease-Prone Trees ...

If you want to prune your dogwood trees, any other time of the year is perfect, depending on your pruning goals. Pros recommend straying away from too much pruning and only getting rid of 15% to ...

As the summer heat sets in, Avalon Tree Services is encouraging property owners throughout Greater Atlanta to prioritize seasonal tree trimming. < Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT عربي ...

GARDENING Three fruit trees that you must prune in March if you want to get the big harvest of the year in the summer. With Spring around the corner, plants, trees and shrubs will soon be bursting ...

Prune summer-flowering trees and shrubs in mid- to late-winter. Remove dead growth anytime. Dan Gill is a retired consumer horticulture specialist with the LSU AgCenter.