The best time to cut down a tree is during winter or early spring, when the leaves have fallen and the branches are free of them. This is because warm soil is more easily disturbed and the trees are dormant, making it easier to extract them. Pruning tree leaves should be done at the beginning of autumn or winter, when the trees are dormant and their growth rate is low. If a tree is damaged, decayed or weakened due to illness, removing it is the right choice.
Corrective pruning of dead or weakened branches can be done at any time of the year, as it will have little effect on the growth of the tree. Pitching, brushcutter and thinning should be done in late autumn or early winter, when the leaves have fallen. Pinching, pruning the tip and cutting should be done when the shoots are actively growing in late spring and early summer. In conifers, pruning must be completed before the new shoots have hardened (lignified).The cost of extracting a tree depends on several factors, such as the time of year, the health of the tree and ease of access.
If you are adamant about cutting branches, then it would be better to wait until all the leaves fall off, which usually happens during autumn. If your tree has a less serious problem, one of the best times to remove them is during the dormant season, between late winter and early spring. In addition to the time of year, the cost of removing a tree also depends on its size, location and requirements. It's important to take care of your trees by knowing when to prune them and when to cut some of their branches.
If you plan to remove only a few rotten or diseased branches, the dormant season is also the best time. When it comes to cutting down trees or some of their branches, make sure it's a time when no one is around in the area so that no one gets hurt. It's important to take into account all factors before deciding when to cut down a tree.
