DENVER — Heavy and wet snow is forecast for the Denver area, prompting a warning to residents about potential damage to trees that are beginning to bud this spring. The approaching storm system ...

Trees and plants need extra pampering during the winter. Experts say to leave snow at the plant base to insulate roots, but shake heavy snow off shrubs and trees to keep branches from bending or ...

What happens to trees and shrubs during the winter months? During winter, ice and snow have the potential to break the branches and ruin many trees and shrubs. What's more, shrubs are contending ...

Here are some tips for removing snow from trees: Be aware that accumulating snow, ice, or wind could cause limbs to break and fall at any time. Check to make sure the tree is safe and clear of all ...

I like to spray snow on the edges of our tree’s branches, the greens on the mantle over the fireplace and the wreath on the front door. It gives the house the feel of a winter wonderland ...

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CHRIS. THANK YOU. THIS WINTER STORM WILL ARRIVE JUST OVER THREE MONTHS SINCE HURRICANE HELENE RIPPED DOWN TREES THROUGHOUT OUR AREA. AND NOW HOMEOWNERS SAY THEY’RE WORRIED THAT THIS NEXT STORM ...

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Snow piles up on the limbs of oak trees in Louis Armstrong Park in New Orleans, Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025. (Photo by Sophia Germer, The Times-Picayune) The southern live oak is one of the most wind ...

even around untagged trees. Wind and the weight of snow can cause damaged branches and limbs to snap. Officials also recommend avoiding parking under hazardous trees.

JUDY BELL LIVES JUST DOWN THE ROAD. SHE WAS WORRIED ABOUT THE HEAVY, WET SNOW WEIGHING DOWN TREE BRANCHES WHEN SHE FIRST NOTICED FIREFIGHTERS OUTSIDE AROUND EIGHT. THIS MORNING. THEY HAD TO CLEAR ...