Not only is santa near, but so is Winter Pruning! Winter is the perfect season to re-shape, structure and provide help for rogue shrubs to get fit in preporation for the warmth of Spring! See what our expert landscaping
The key to developing a healthy shrub or tree is to establish a good root system. New plantation in the first season should be cut right back in the winter months to enable energy to be transferred to the roots – making a stronger and healthier plant! Newly planted trees should also be pruned to reduce top growth, also known as the sail effect (where a tree looks windswept).1
The Winter period is the best time to reshape and modify the structure of plants into how you desire them to look. Any shrubs or trees that have become overcrowded you can simply trim back into the shape you wish, however, a key point is that pruning can vary from plant to plant so ensure to read a more in-depth guide for the specific plant. Additionally, prune any diseased or infected branches off a tree as this will promote health. If you are unsure, remember we offer a complete Tree Surgery Service where our team are fully qualified to assist with any tree requirement
Pruning in the winter can lead to larger fruit harvests during peak season. It is important to create an established framework as this will maximise the fruit return for when trees begin to produce fruition during warmer months.!
Many of the above tips for Winter Landscaping are best completed during the colder months, due to much of the plant dying! This makes the job at hand much easier to trim shape and prune your structure for healthy year-round growth.
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