Watering trees feels like a summer task, not something for winter. However, there are valid reasons why you should consider watering trees during winter, and ignoring the task can leave them at increased risk of harm.
Evergreen and deciduous trees can both need watering in winter. Their growth slows or stops during winter, but that doesn’t make them immune to dry conditions. If the soil is left to dry out for extended periods, trees can suffer damage to their roots and be at risk of pests and diseases.
