It depends on where you live. Here in the northeast (Long Island), late February-early March. Late dormant time is good wherever you are, except for maples, which "bleed" a lot of sap at that time.
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depends on what trees and your location
Spring time before active growth starts.
It depends on where you live. Here in the northeast (Long Island), late February-early March. Late dormant time is good wherever you are, except for maples, which "bleed" a lot of sap at that time.