10/15/2026
π In our area, fall doesn't always mean the end of warm, dry conditions.
Trees can continue to need water well into the fall, particularly when temperatures remain warm and sandy soils allow moisture to drain quickly. Instead of assuming your trees have enough water, check the soil and pay attention to conditions around your landscape.
A few reminders as we head into a new season:
π§ Water deeply during extended dry periods, adjusting frequency based on your soil and weather.
π± Maintain mulch rings to help retain moisture and moderate soil temperatures.
πΏ Avoid high-nitrogen fertilizer that could encourage unwanted late-season growth.
A little preparation now can help your trees head into colder temperatures in better condition! Have our team out for a consultation as you prepare your property β call or visit our website today to book: https://bit.ly/4cJeH6v