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LATE WINTER, EARLY SPRING PRUNING In temperate regions, most plants go dormant during the winter. This is the time of year when they’ve halted active growth and have hunkered down for the cold weather. Because of this dormancy, late winter and early spring are typically the best times to make any adjustments to the shapes of many trees and shrubs. You want to prune hard at the end of winter or very early spring BEFORE any new growth starts. This allows the plant to put its ...energy towards producing new, healthy growth when the warmer temperatures of spring roll around. Practically speaking, it’s also a lot easier to see the true shape of deciduous plants in the winter, since their foliage is gone. Not all trees and shrubs should be pruned in the winter or early spring, however. Generally speaking, shrubs and trees that bloom on new growth should be pruned in the winter and early spring, while those that bloom on old growth should be pruned in late spring or summer (i.e., after their flowers fade). To a T Lawn Care offers: Free Estimates Residential and Commercial Insured Licensed No job too big or too small Honest, friendly, dependable, affordable Satisfaction guaranteed References provided upon request Give us a call today, and see what we can do for you! PHONE: 770.546.6104 EMAIL: [email protected] Follow for more lawn care tips