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Winter Pruning: The Dormant Period Advantage
Winter pruning leverages dormancy to promote strong recovery and controlled growth:
Minimizes stress and sap loss, preventing disease entry.
Reveals the trees structure, simplifying targeted cuts.
Stimulates vigorous spring growth by redirecting energy.
Opt for late winter or early spring (before buds swell).
Focus on structural corrections (weak branches, crossing limbs).
Avoid severe pruning on brittle species prone to winter damage.
Spring Pruning: Nurturing Active Growth
Spring begins a trees growth surge, making timely pruning vital: