As winter fades, Massachusetts landscapes awaken with budding trees and longer, sunnier days, making it the perfect time for spring tree care, pruning, storm preparation, and soil health maintenance to ensure a vibrant growing season.

Last fall’s severe drought in Massachusetts may have lasting effects on trees, with signs of stress potentially emerging in spring and beyond—extra monitoring, watering, and soil care can help support their recovery.

Beech leaf disease is a mysterious new disease sweeping through the nation and starting to impact our local communities in Massachusetts. As it rapidly spreads it is causing the decline and death of both young and mature trees. 

Contact us to discuss how you can limit the impact of beech leaf disease on your landscape. 

As winter fades in Massachusetts, the arrival of vibrant spring blooms—ranging from cherry blossoms to magnolias—signals the season’s official start, with flowering trees bringing bursts of color from March through May.