Autumn is
a second
spring where
every leaf is
a flower."
~ Albert Camus
1
Fall Fertilization
Fertilizing in early fall can strengthen plant roots during
the bitter winter months, as well as restore nutrition and keep
trees healthy, particularly if the summer was dry.
2
D eadwood Pruning
Removing any deadwood that exists on your trees and
shrubbery is crucial so plants can grow in a healthy manor and
live a prolonged life. Not only does this help boost safety on
a property with the removal of loose and weak branches, but
it also improves the health and aesthetics of the tree, ensuring
better growth in spring.
3
C abling & Bracing
Providing cabling and bracing, particularly to the weakest
parts of older trees, can help these green assets on your
property survive longer. Minor tree defects can be easily
treated with cabling and bracing, resulting in a stronger and
more stable tree that can continue to provide benefits for
many years to come.
4
D ormant Oil Treatments
At summer's end, many insects lay unwanted eggs on
trees that can stay in place until the new larvae are born.
Dormant horticultural oils act as a smothering agent, snuffing
out a majority of these potential leaf-eaters. The product is
also one of the safest on the market to keep insects under
control.
5
P lanting
The early fall season is one of the best times of the year
to plant new trees because the cooler temperatures place less
stress on trees. Also, since the tree will be dormant during
the winter season, the roots will stay fresh and can absorb
nutrients so when spring's peak growing season comes back
around, the tree will be prepared to grow in full.
