"Optimal Winter Pruning Techniques for Michigan Gardens"

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The cold temperatures in Michigan have created the perfect conditions for winter pruning, according to the Department of Natural Resources. It's recommended to prune most trees in late winter to early spring before growth starts, using the appropriate tools and techniques outlined in the DNR's pruning guide. Pruning stimulates new growth by removing dead or damaged parts of a branch, but it's important not to remove more than 25% of the tree each year to allow for recovery. For larger trees or projects requiring a ladder, it's advisable to seek help from certified professionals.
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