FALL & WINTER CHECKLIST

Here is a checklist of the items your trees need this 
time of the year.

A Proactive Approach to 
Help Protect Your Trees!

This has already been a year to remember. As we head towards fall and winter, your cherished trees have already been through a lot. This year’s heavy rainstorms, wind, excessive heat, and the projected Super El Nino can take their toll on your trees. Weather forecasters are comparing this coming winter to the 1997-98 winter that had the famous October snowstorm.

Professional pruning is the best way to prepare your trees for the onslaught of winter, ice and snow which can add a tremendous amount of weight to limbs and cause them to break, especially if we have an early-season storm before the leaves drop. Professional pruning prepares your trees to stand up to winter and survive. 

Now would be a good time to call and schedule a consultation with one of our certified arborists to check your trees. Preventative tree pruning or even removal can save you money. Don’t wait for a storm to do its damage, call us for a proactive approach to help protect your trees.  

CALL 402-558-8198 TO SCHEDULE YOUR TREE PRUNING OR

Healthy

Trees Need

Healthy

Soil

When a tree looks sick, our Plant Health Care professionals look down as well as up to make their diagnosis. Soil plays a significant role in tree health. If soil is lacking nutrients, beneficial fungi and bacteria, it can’t nourish the tree and the tree’s health is jeopardized. In many cases, our prescription is deep root fertilization, and the best time for deep root fertilization is in the fall.

We Can Keep Your Evergreens Green Even in Winter!

Leaves turn color and drop on some trees and shrubs but they aren’t supposed to on evergreens. Be sure your evergreens don’t turn brown and drop leaves or needles this winter. Join the many property owners who depend on us to protect their evergreens with antidesiccant.

Pines and other needled evergreens aren’t the only ones that need antidesiccant. Broadleaf evergreens like rhododendrons also need this treatment. Antidesiccant is a wax-like material that we spray on evergreens to reduce water loss that results in winter burn. 

Lawn Fertilization

Beginning Spring 2027!