Since November last year, and through February of this year, snowstorms and ice have covered our lawns and gardens. These storms damaged many trees in landscapes. Now that spring is officially here, it’s time to take charge of your yards and tackle those leafy lawns, broken limbs, unsightly stubs, and more. It’s time to start your spring tree care checklist; and in this particular case, storm damage repair is first on the list.
Tree Pruning Helps Jump Start Storm Damage Recovery
After a long winter of ice storms and endless feet of snow, tree pruning can help get the recovery process started in order to repair storm damages; such as flesh wounds, peeled bark, leaf loss, broken limbs, and much more. Be aware that tree pruning after winter time can make your trees appear bare, the rest assure that this is only temporary. One spring is in full bloom, your trees in landscapes will be as well.
There are a few different ways a storm damaged tree can be treated. There are several other products and methods that can assist in the recovery process as well. For example, trees damaged by storms and winter weather can benefit from fertilization application process. Using a fertilizer approach allows the tree to produce leaves and foliage, and tissue to heal and close any bark damage or wounds. Another beneficial approach to repairing trees damaged by winter storms involved applying a systemic insecticide. This protects the tree from insects and other nuisance wildlife from chewing and damaging the tree bark.
They are a few steps a home or property owner can implement on their own; such as leaf removal, branch pickup, and raking. The user easy tasks that a person has probably performed more than once or twice in a lifetime. When it comes to all other tree storm damage repair tasks, it is highly recommended to outsource a professional tree service company because they retain the proper training and tools to safely and effectively tree and care for trees.
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