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Second, the snow can also block the sunlight from reaching the evergreen's leaves, which can prevent the tree from photosynthesizing and obtaining the energy it needs to grow and thrive. By knocking the snow off of the branches, you can help to ensure that the evergreen gets the sunlight it needs to stay healthy.
Finally, knocking the snow off of evergreens in the winter can also help to keep the tree looking neat and tidy, and can prevent the snow from covering up the tree's natural beauty. This can make your winter garden look more attractive and inviting, and can help to make your evergreens a focal point in your landscape.
