Spring Preparation for your Yard

RICHMOND HILL, Ontario - Aug. 20, 2019 - PRLog -- The team at Five Star Tree Care, who leads the Richmond Hill Tree Removal Service (https://www.fivestartreecare.ca/) industry, has put together a quick read to help you get your yard ready for a beautiful and abundant spring season.

Get Rid of Winter Debris

Even if you clean up your yard in the fall, chances are winter will leave behind its own mess. When there is decomposing debris lying around, it can make it harder for the surrounding vegetation to absorb nutrients. Hauling away old twigs, branches, and leaves will promote a healthy environment where your plants and trees can grow.

Pruning Season

Pruning your trees not only helps keep your yard neat, but it also helps keep your trees healthy. Cutting away damaged or dead branches help to regulate its size and reduce the chances of harmful bacteria entering into healthy areas. Make sure to always use clean shears to prune your tree and don't cut more than a quarter of its branches.

Stumped?

Dead or sick trees can pose a danger to the surrounding vegetation. Old stumps are equally dangerous. They are more prone to becoming infested with pests, diseases or even fungus which may spread to other areas of your yard. Take time to grind any old stumps that may be lurking on your property. Not only is it environmentally friendly, but it will also leave you with a pristine yard that will flourish all summer.

Sick Tree Removal

As we just mentioned, sick trees also pose a hazard to a healthy yard. If you have tended sick trees that didn't respond to pruning or treatment, it may be time to let them go. The tree removal(https://www.fivestartreecare.ca/) of sick trees is the best way to eliminate the hazard they pose as well as maintain a stimulating environment.

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