Tree Healthcare Tips for the Upcoming Spring Season.

As spring approaches in Southeast Texas (Zone 9), now is the perfect time to give your trees some much-needed care. A little effort now can ensure they stay strong, healthy, and beautiful throughout the year.

Start by clearing your yard of dead branches, overgrown vines, and any debris that may have accumulated over the winter months. Dead limbs can become hazardous during spring storms, while invasive vines like kudzu or Virginia creeper can strangle trees, limiting their growth. Pruning overgrown branches improves airflow, reducing the risk of disease and pest infestations.

Mulching around the base of your trees helps retain moisture and regulate soil temperature. However, be careful not to pile mulch against the trunk—this can lead to rot. Also, check for signs of stress such as peeling bark, fungal growth, or weak branches. If you notice anything unusual, it might be time for professional care.

At Southeast Texas Trees, we specialize in tree trimming, removal, and health assessments to keep your landscape in peak condition. Whether you need hazardous limbs removed, expert pruning, or a full yard cleanup, our team is ready to help. Let us do the hard work so you can enjoy a safe and beautiful yard this spring!

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