Safari Tree Release Its Top Tips Preparing Trees & Shrubs for Spring
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Once the snow begins to melt away, make time on the weekends to rake and remove any and all debris, leaves and fruit that may have dropped over the winter months.Leaving them unattended can lead to the potential germination and spread of diseases that can overwinter in the debris - for example, tip blight and apple scab.Rochester Hills, MI, February 13, 2018 --( PR.com )-- Even with your trees and plants still covered in snow, it is never too early to begin thinking about the coming spring and warmer months and start preparing your property for the growing season.As trees continue to grow each year, having lights wrapped around the trunk and/or limbs could potentially impact the health of the tree by constricting the limbs from developing.If you prepared your plants prior to the winter months by wrapping or covering them with burlap or other protective materials in anticipation of the harsh Michigan winter elements, it is important to make sure that once the temperatures are no longer at freezing levels, you are removing the coverings.Contact Information Lush Lawn | Safari Tree Patricia Mosley 248-299-5874 safaritree.com Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from Lush Lawn | Safari Tree Promote Your Business Press Release Pricing Email this page to a friend