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    7 Reasons You Should Remove Trees in Winter

    3/1/2021

     
    Winter is a time for hibernation for many living creatures, and trees are no different. During winter, trees enter a dormancy period to survive extreme temperatures and preserve their strength for the upcoming spring and summer seasons. It is also the ideal time to remove dead or decaying trees since tree maintenance activities like removal, pruning, or trimming are safer and more efficient in winter.

    Here we share seven reasons you should carry out tree removal during winter.

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    ​Better Visibility

    ​Most trees shed their leaves during winter. The lack of foliage allows you to inspect and examine every part of the tree closely. You can look for visible signs of mold decay and other diseases. It helps you identify unhealthy trees that you may have missed during periods of low visibility.

    ​Minimal Cleanup

    ​Tree removal during winter leaves fewer leaves to collect afterward, which makes the job easier. You will also spend less time clearing the areas with dead leaves. It makes your springtime cleaning effortless, as you won’t have to spend time removing excess leaves from the dead trees.

    ​No Ground and Flower-Bed Damage

    ​Tree removal requires an open area and heavy machinery, which can damage the surrounding ground. However, in winter, the soil is hardened due to snow, making it more resistant to damage. Most flowering plants wither away during winter; therefore, you won’t need to clear them out for tree removal.

    ​Enhanced Safety

    ​Winter can be brutal. Thunderstorms, heavy snowfall, and rain can easily break away weak and dead branches, which can cause extensive damage to your property if not promptly removed. Tree removal during early winter eliminates this problem. If there are power lines near the trees, avoid DIY removal and call an expert immediately.

    ​Prevents the Spread of Diseases

    ​During winter, most insects, pests, and disease-spreading fungus are dormant. Therefore, it is the ideal time to remove infested trees without the risk of spreading diseases.

    ​Improved Spring Appearance

    ​Removing dead and decaying branches in the winter allows the tree to replenish quickly. After a period of healthy growth, the trees look healthier in the upcoming spring season.

    ​Less Stressful for Trees

    ​Since the tree becomes dormant during winter, it can heal and rejuvenate slowly after removing dead branches. During winter, the trees soak up essential nutrients from the group for greater nourishment. Therefore, it is preferable to opt for tree removal during winter.

    ​About Seacoast Tree Care

    If you are looking for certified arborists to take care of your tree-removal needs during winter, Seacoast Tree Care should be your one-stop destination. At Seacoast Tree Care, we offer a complete range of tree removal and tree care services in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts. We are experts in tree pruning, cabling, fertilizing, preservation, pest control, tick control, and root collar excavation. 
    You can trust our university-trained arborists to keep your garden healthy and happy. Call us at 603-431-0101 or 978-225-6644, or email us at info@seacoasttreecare.com to know more.

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