What’s the best time to plant a tree?

The best time to plant a tree generally depends on the specific species of the tree and the climate of the region where it will be planted. However, in general, the best time to plant a tree is during the dormant season, which is usually in the fall after the leaves have fallen or in early spring before new growth starts. This is because during the dormant season, the tree is not actively growing, so it is less stressed and more likely to establish a strong root system before it has to support new growth. Additionally, cooler temperatures and increased rainfall during the fall and spring months can also help to ensure the tree gets the moisture it needs to establish its root system. However, it's always a good idea to research the specific needs of the tree you plan to plant and consult with local experts or gardening resources for advice on the best time to plant in your specific region