Winter Tree ID Part 1 – No Leaves, No Problem – Urban and community Forestry in Washington State

Winter may seem like the worst time of the year to identify trees− because without leaves to look at, recognition of common species can become tricky for most people. However, arborists regularly inspect, prune, and perform other maintenance activities on trees in winter months and knowing the species is key to getting the job done…

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