Even planting trees while fresh snow is on the ground can offer unique advantages that improve establishment, root health, and long-term performance.

Snow storms can have a significant impact on trees, leading to various types of damage. Understanding the effects of heavy snow on trees can help in managing and mitigating potential risks. Types of Damage Branch Breakage: Heavy snow accumulation can cause branches to bend and break, particularly in trees with weak or brittle wood. Uprooting: The weight of snow can destabilize trees, especially those with shallow root systems, leading to uprooting. Leaning Trees: Accumulat

Planting trees in winter is often ideal, especially in early winter when the ground isn't frozen, allowing dormant trees to establish strong roots before spring, reducing transplant shock, and needing less water.

Pruning is not only an essential practice for mature trees but young trees benefit as well.