After a powerful storm brought a night of thunder, flash flooding and strong winds to central and eastern Kansas, many residents woke up to damaged or downed trees in their yards.
Whether you experienced minor or severe tree damage, Kansas State University extension agents have advice for how to safely clean up, evaluate and care for your trees.
“Your first priority should be any dangling limbs or limbs barely connected to the tree,” K-State Extension Butler County said. “These limbs can easily fall and hurt people or property, and they should be removed ASAP before you do anything else with the tree. After you have removed the hazards, it’s time to take a break and deal with other issues.”…