Pick a tree and see the best months to prune it, the months to avoid and why.
These tools give planning-level estimates from typical values. They are not quotes or diagnoses, and results depend on your actual tree, access, local rules and conditions. Only an on-site inspection by a Certified Arborist can confirm a tree's condition, and we give you a clear price before any work begins.
Oaks, maples, flowering trees, fruit trees, evergreens and hedges.
Best, acceptable and avoid months at a glance.
A short note about the species.
We schedule by species and season.
Light pruning is fine for many trees. Heavy work is better in the dormant season.
Most trees recover. Do it at the better time next year.
It is general guidance for Middle Tennessee. We adjust for the tree in front of us.
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