There’s not much time left to prune your oak trees this winter — especially if you want to minimize the chance of oak wilt. During the coldest days of the year, the beetles that carry the spores of the oak wilt fungus are very few and unlikely to fly. Pruning is done for three reasons… Continue Reading Oaks need pruning? Don’t wait too long.
There’s not much time left to prune your oak trees this winter, especially if you want to minimize the chance of oak wilt. During the coldest days of the year, the beetles that carry the spores of the oak wilt fungus are very few and unlikely to fly. Pruning is done for three reasons (in… Continue Reading Oaks overgrown? This is your chance to prune them safely.
Much like overgrown hair in need of a haircut, perennials need a good spring cleaning in the way of pruning. When done correctly, pruning increases foliage, flowers and pollinators. Salvia and lantana should be cut to 3 inches above the ground, while esperanza and Pride of Barbados can be left to 6 inches above the… Continue Reading It’s Time To Prune Your Perennials
There’s not much time left to prune your oak trees this winter, especially if you want to minimize the chance of oak wilt. During the coldest days of the year, the beetles that carry the spores of the oak wilt fungus are very few and unlikely to fly. Pruning is done for three reasons (in… Continue Reading Last Chance to Prune Oaks
If you plan to prune your oak trees this winter, there’s not much time left if you want to minimize the chance of oak wilt. During the coldest days of the year, the beetles that carry the spores of the oak wilt fungus are very few and unlikely to fly. Pruning is done for three… Continue Reading Last Chance To Prune Oaks
