Chestnut trees make tasty nuts. They're big but can be small for backyards. Trim them in late winter or early spring to keep them healthy and productive. March is a good time to prune.
Trim crabapple trees in late winter or early spring to maintain shape, thin canopy, and keep healthy. Best time is before buds swell, ideally March.
Hawthorn trees have red berries and grow in zones 5-9. They're good for decoration or privacy. Wear protective gear when pruning in late winter. Only trim damaged branches. Avoid hard pruning until mature.
Holly trees can be tall and versatile, growing up to 50 feet. They're easy to shape and prune in spring to control size. Aim to prune in March or April, avoiding frost. Don't remove more than a third of the tree.
March is a good time to prune lime trees. Pruning helps them grow better fruit and stay healthy. Do it every 2-3 years. Best time is late winter or early spring, after frosts. First, remove any leftover fruit.
March is the last chance to prune mulberry trees. Do it while they're dormant in winter. Trim dead branches gently every few years. Keep cuts small to avoid sap bleeding and pests.
Witch hazels are easy to care for. Just prune in spring by removing dead or unwanted stems to keep them looking good. Enjoy their winter flowers hassle-free!