Dormant Pruning Explained: Why It Helps Trees Grow Better in Spring
Dormant pruning means trimming trees during their inactive season, usually between late fall and early spring, when they are not actively growing. This period is known as dormancy because the tree’s metabolic activity slows down, sap flow reduces, and growth pauses. In Tupelo, this usually happens between December and February, when temperatures drop and leaves […]
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