Andrew Wesselman and Brooke discuss essential tips for fall lawn care, focusing on the do’s and don’ts of fall pruning. They emphasize the importance of knowing when and how to prune various plants, including hydrangeas and roses, to ensure healthy growth for the next season. The conversation provides practical advice for homeowners looking to maintain their landscapes effectively during the fall season.
Takeaways
- Fall is a crucial time for lawn and landscape care.
- Prune dead, diseased, or damaged plants to promote healthy growth.
- Light shaping of evergreens is acceptable in cooler temperatures.
- Avoid heavy pruning in the fall to prevent frost damage.
- Know the blooming habits of your plants before pruning.
- Never prune when the plants are wet to avoid disease spread.
- Hydrangeas should be pruned based on their blooming type.
- Roses should be left until late winter or early spring for pruning.
- Light pruning is recommended for evergreens in the fall.
- Consult a professional if unsure about pruning techniques.
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