It is also an ideal window before hurricane or fire season and after winter, where even unappealing fronds can help protect the palm tree from cold weather. While pruning is predominantly for ...

It is important for each of us to assess the freezing damage before mindlessly removing dead stalks or pruning back plants, shrubs and trees ... purplish brown color. After an extended hard ...

Question: I am confused about pruning palms as some are cut to leave ... Using the face of a clock as a guide, leave palm frond clusters to form a 9-to-3 look. More fronds can be left if you ...

While there is no hurry to prune dead growth off these plants, do be sure to do it before they start to send up new growth in ...

When we see a lot of freeze damage to ... be a more significant loss of palm trees. The fronds on many types of palms will turn brown due to the recent freezes. Prune off the dead palm fronds ...

Prune these plants after they finish blooming. Raising the canopy of a tree by pruning the lower branches ... dry weather or right before a severe freeze. Do not prune shrubs and hedges late ...

“Pruning plants ... the threat of frost has passed.’ Cold-sensitive plants may look dead after a hard freeze, but it is best to give them time, AgriLife said. Adding that trees and hardy ...

Do not prune plants when they are under stress, such as in extremely hot, dry weather or right before a severe freeze ... to spring-flowering trees and shrubs soon after they finish flowering.