Most trees and shrubs benefit from annual pruning. It encourages growth, keeps them in shape,
and removes diseased bark and limbs. A
general rule of thumb, fiskar (look it up), and maybe a chainsaw are used to
prune spring flowering trees and shrubs right after they bloom and prune later
flowering trees and shrubs in the early spring.
Now, here is something you might want to keep in mind. Losing an entire season of flowers is not
what you want to accomplish with pruning…most of the time, that is. However, it might be worth it sometimes. When you need to rejuvenate an old tree or
shrub and make extensive cuts, it’s much easier to prune when you can see the
shape of the plant.
Here is what you can’t see.
You CAN’T see yourself climbing your trees on your Reno area property
with the proper equipment and actually doing the job! For that, there is The Tree Professional of
Northern Nevada. That’s their name and
what they are all wrapped up into one.
Contact The Tree Professional for expert pruning at (775) 420-8694.
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