Spring is here!
The Cherry trees are blooming and the Oaks are beginning to flower. Like the trees,
I am sure that many of us are wanting sun. Needing sunlight. I know it feels like a very long grey spell-the Oregonian even commented on it.
Gray Gray Go Away
This time of year is a transition. The mornings are still cold, yet the hyacinth are up and blooming blue and the daffodils lean from rain. The hail hammers the roof and a few minutes later the sun peeks from behind a cloud. This is what I saw today. Even if I wasn't here to see it, nature would continue its cycles regardless of my perceptions- both physically and philosophically.
In this cycle, trees grow and trees die. This is a season of growing.
What have your trees done since last spring? Have they grown too close to your home? We can prune them.
Are there branches broken and damaged from winter storms? If so we should fix them.
Has an old tree come to its end? We should limit risk to your property and get it removed.
Do you have a tree that you love -one that lines the driveway or frames the front of your home? Let's plan to care for it this year.
It is spring and it is time for tree care.
