In this Goldstream News Gazette article, Sam Morrison from Davey's Nanaimo office gives advice on how to rid trees of debris and damages for spring.
Spring tree care sets the pace, and can mean keeping a beloved shade tree in the future.
In Greater Victoria that means sussing out the dead while things are coming alive; looking for debris and planning for a potentially long, hot summer, according to experts in the field.
There are several things to look for as winter gives way to spring buds and blooms, said Sam Morrison district manager for Nanaimo Davey Tree Experts. It’s time to look over for damages and get rid of anything hung up in trees.
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