Tree Trimming Umhlanga

Trees are often less susceptible to disease and insect damage during the winter. The best time for pruning is November through March because most trees will be dormant, making them easier targets against these problems at their weakest point!

Tree trimming is a safety-sensitive job that requires more time, labor and equipment. The higher up you are cutting off the branches of your tree -the greater risk for accident which leads to expensive costs in wages as well as damages done by nature itself since large trees can cause significant damage if they fall on homes below them or cars driving through their neighborhoods so this type of work should only be performed by professionals who have been trained properly with proper tools at hand just incase something were ever happen while being careful not too ignore any warning signs from Mother Nature herself.

The best time for pruning is when you need your tree to grow. You know it’s winter and the ground isn’t frozen, which means that there are no injuries or breaks in its health! Prune away dead wood while fresh growth hides underneath — this will ensure new vigor next summertime. And what better way than getting rid of those overcrowded branches so every leaf has room.

In general, pruning a tree when it is dormant will ensure you get the most out of your investment by removing large branches; that’s why we recommend pruning in late summer or early fall. If for some reason this isn’t an option (e.g., safety concerns) then go ahead and take care not only small ones!

The best way to protect your trees is by getting an annual or semi-annual check up with the arborist. They’ll be able not only assess growth and health, but also adjust pruning schedules as needed for maximum vitality!