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Winter Tree And Shrub Care: The Key to Green Growth in the Spring

February 21, 2023 by Jim Segers
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Ignoring essential winter tree and shrub care will carry penalties far into next year. Do you want to enjoy lush, green growth and beautiful plants in the Spring? You’ll need to spare a few minutes this winter to get your landscaping in order. Consider the following winter tree and shrub care basics:

Start Early with Winter Tree and Shrub Care

Fall is one of the most prevalent seasons for insect problems, both inside and in the yard. It’s important to address dense areas of your yard first, because that’s where insects often set up their homes. From there, they jump onto you and your pets. Depending on your landscape design, insects can also use your shrubs and trees as shelter as they make their way straight into your house.

Protect yourself with winter tree and shrub care basics. Start early by treating your trees and shrubs for bugs, and creating a perimeter around your home capable of warding off insects. There are powerful products on the market that will keep bugs at bay during chilly weather, but Think Green Lawn Services sticks with solutions that are eco-friendly and okay for use around your family. There’s no need to throw your baby out with the bath water. Count on us for reliable and reasonable tree and shrub service plans.

Winter Preparation Ensures Spring Growth

You don’t typically think of the cold months and plants growing, but this is the perfect time of year for activity taking place under the ground. Root systems expand, get stronger, and they build up reserves of nutrients needed for spring turnout. It’s a critical time for homeowners who want thick, green plants come next year – doubly so for flowering and fruit-bearing varieties.

In fact, if you’re expecting blossoms of any kind in spring, you may need a special fertilizer suited specifically to the trees and shrubs found in your landscaping. We can help you create colorful petals that pop with vibrant pinks, purples, yellows and whites. Later, your summer bounty will be bigger and sweeter than ever.

Let the Lawn Care Experts Handle It All

Looking for the best winter tree and shrub care available that is also eco-friendly and safe for your family? Before you decide to take this step on your own, consider getting a free quote. You may be surprised at how little it really costs to maximize your landscape’s spring and summer performance. Give our expert team at Think Green Lawn Services a call today at (678) 648-2556 for professional winter tree and shrub care.

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