We generally wait until the leaves have fallen and the sap has dropped in the trees before we fertilize. We do this to avoid causing any late-season growth surges. Fertilizing trees and shrubs in the winter ensures that the proper nutrients will be present and available for the plants as soon as they need them in the spring.
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Provide your tree and shrub roots with the nutrients they need to keep your trees healthy!
Yes! Excessive leaves on your lawn going into winter is bad for several reasons. Here's why–
