Spring snowstorms and freezes like those experienced in Denver metro area this weekend can cause significant tree damage, due to the cold in combination with the weight of the snow on trees that have already leafed out. If you experienced tree damage this weekend, the Colorado State University Extension and Colorado State Forest Service have several publications that offer helpful tips on caring for storm-damaged trees, and how to prevent damage before a storm:
- Caring for Storm-Damaged Trees
- Evaluating Tree Fruit Bud & Fruit Damage from Cold
- Preventing Storm Damage to Deciduous Trees
- Take Care Dealing with Snow-Damaged Trees
- Training and Pruning Fruit Trees
Photo courtesy Colorado State Forest Service
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