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Short answer: yes, and in 2026 it matters more than ever. The Sunshine Coast has a subtropical climate with warm, humid summers, mild winters, and increasingly variable rainfall. Gardens here now routinely face intense heat, long dry spells broken by heavy downpours, and the occasional severe storm or ex-tropical cyclone remnant. Trees are the backbone of any garden's resilience, but only when they are healthy, well structured and properly managed. Good tree care is one of

Timing your tree pruning correctly is essential for maintaining plant vitality, protecting your property, and ensuring compliance with local council regulations. The Sunshine Coast's distinct subtropical climate—characterized by hot, wet summers and mild, dry winters—creates unique growth patterns that dictate when and how trees should be pruned. Pruning at the wrong time of year can expose trees to fungal infections, sap loss, or extreme storm damage. Understanding the sea