In this Inside Halton article, Ian Laidlaw from Davey's Ottawa office gives insight into why Ontario trees have started changing colors early this year.
The dry summer much of Ontario experienced could impact the vibrancy of the colorful fall foliage.
Ian Laidlaw, ISA certified arborist and district manager for Ottawa Davey Tree Expert Company, said stress, including dry conditions, can dull fall colors and cause leaves to turn earlier.
“The trees have already started changing,” he said.
The dry summer much of Ontario experienced could impact the vibrancy of the colorful fall foliage.
Ian Laidlaw, ISA certified arborist and district manager for Ottawa Davey Tree Expert Company, said stress, including dry conditions, can dull fall colors and cause leaves to turn earlier.
“The trees have already started changing,” he said.
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For more information, contact the Ottawa office.
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