Corrales Tree Care

About Corrales Tree Care

Corrales runs on ditch water. When the acequias come up in spring the whole village smells like wet cottonwood bark and turned earth, and the old apple trees along the lanes begin deciding what they can carry. Pruning an orchard tree is an argument won gently: open the middle to the light, keep the wood that wants to bear, take the rest. Along the horse lanes, trimming holds limbs off the wires and the barn roofs without stripping the shade the animals stand in. Removal happens when a trunk gives out, and after a hard wind, storm damage cleanup puts the lane back the way the village likes it — quiet, clear, green overhead.