Pruning trees
Trees should be pruned outside of the growing season (in spring or fall). Thinning deciduous trees occasionally enables light and air to reach the foliage, which promotes growth and reduces the risk of diseases. Large conifer and broadleaf trees don’t usually need much regular pruning.
Pruning trees
Trees should be pruned outside of the growing season (in spring or fall). Thinning deciduous trees occasionally enables light and air to reach the foliage, which promotes growth and reduces the risk of diseases. Large conifer and broadleaf trees don’t usually need much regular pruning.
Thick branches require a three-point cut to minimize bark damage
The first two cuts remove most of the weight from the end of the branch. The third – and final – cut encourages callus growth.
Don't remove the branch collar; this will help the tree wound occlude faster
Properly pruned tree branches form a callus where the removed branch once was. The callus is essential to the health of the tree.
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