As another New England Autumn descends upon us, pumpkin spice becomes the flavor of the week, and sweater weather is in full swing! But even as the leaves begin displaying beautiful hues of reds, oranges, & browns, the dedicated arborist might be curious about what can be done to get those most out of your plants for this Autumn, Winter, and Upcoming growing seasons! In this blog, we will highlight some important tips when it comes to ensuring a healthy and beautiful landscape when the ground begins to thaw! Read on for some tips to go all in on your lawn this autumn.
Planting
While you may not think it, Fall (Autumn) is the best time to plant a tree! Fall provides an excellent opportunity for trees to take root as this milder and wetter part of the season can allow a tree to take root before the colder weather arrives. Ideally planting your tree anytime before November will yield a successful growth.
Pruning
Pruning your trees in the fall can be beneficial to help ensure their survival through these harsh Autumn winds, and even well into the Winter! Fall Pruning is optimal as the cooling temperatures have slowed the growth of your tree, making it so that any cutting or pruning without damaging the tree! Removing dead, diseased, or unsafe branches from your tree, you are greatly reducing the damage that the tree might sustain over the next few months, as well as reducing the chance of falling limbs or branches during inclement weather.
Fertilizer
While many trees go into a dormant state they still need proper nutrients as the roots grow throughout the year It is important to remember, just because you can't see it, doesn't mean the tree is not active throughout the year!
Mulch
Mulch is an excellent layer of protection that can help trees lock-in important moisture during these colder months. Mulching can help keep your trees looking happy, but most of all - healthy!
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