When it comes to maintaining your trees in Northland, timing is everything. Proper pruning encourages healthy growth, improves shape, and prevents safety hazards. But when’s the best time to prune?
Deciduous Trees
Best pruned in late winter to early spring (July–September), while dormant. This avoids sap loss and allows clean, quick healing.
Evergreen Trees
Light pruning can be done year-round, but late spring is ideal for shaping.
Flowering Trees
Prune after flowering, to avoid cutting off next season’s blooms.
Problem Or Dangerous Trees
Deadwood, storm-damaged limbs, or trees near private service lines? Call a qualified arborist immediately, no matter the time of year.
Caring For Our Environment
Our team always works to preserve the health of native trees and avoid damage to surrounding ecosystems, and for every tree we remove, we aim to give back by supporting replanting efforts. Tree for tree.
Talk to us now on: 021 535 744. We’ll assess your trees and recommend the best seasonal maintenance plan.
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