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

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.

October is an excellent time for planting trees as the cooler temperatures encourage root growth while reducing stress and water loss from the summer heat.

Cincinnati's climate can be challenging for tree health due to various pests and diseases. Here are some of the best disease and...