Pruning Trees That Bleed a Lot: What You Need to Know

sap running down tree bark

Pruning trees is an essential part of maintaining a healthy and aesthetically pleasing landscape, but some trees release significant amounts of sap when cut. This phenomenon, commonly referred to as “bleeding,” can be alarming. However, in most cases, excessive sap flow does not harm the tree. Why Do Some Trees Bleed Excessively? Certain tree species…

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Pruning in the Fall is the WORST Time

pruning cherry twig with secateurs

Pruning is essential for maintaining the health and beauty of your plants, but timing is crucial. While you can remove a few wild growths any time of the year, fall is generally not the best season for pruning, especially for hard pruning. Here’s why: 1. Stimulates New Growth at the Wrong Time – Pruning encourages…

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