Always check with the specific species before making any significant changes to a Douglas fir (or any tree). Most of the time, you should prune this tree when it enters its dormant phase.

Plus, since most plants are dormant in winter, pruning causes less stress and reduces the risk of disease. Think of it as giving your trees and shrubs a fresh start-like a clean slate for the year ...

You’ll probably notice a lot of tree pruning taking place on the North Campus over the next several months. UB is contracting with a Clarence company to prune some 844 trees on the Amherst campus ...

Most evergreen shrubs do not need thinning ... This is often seen on London plane trees and can be used on eucalyptus. After pruning, make sure you feed and mulch the plant. After a summer's ...

"It is just going to look awful – 41 trees all looking like that. In the summer there will be no shade." Councillor Shanika Mahendran defended the decision to prune the trees Ms Mahendran ...

By pruning appropriately you’ll extend the lifetime of your trees and shrubs, not to mention allow them to look and perform at their best year after year. When we begin to consider pruning ...

Severely pruning evergreen hedges should be done in late March. Prune back tall roses, but not as severely as in March to keep winter wind from damaging plants. Many types of trees and shrubs tend ...

While February is a great month for pruning, that will also be affected by weather. The weather can dictate when plants begin breaking dormancy. Too many days with 50- to 60-degree temperatures can ...

From pruning and spraying to cutting back and attacking slugs, February is full of important chores for the attentive gardener.