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Customer wants something done with European Larch and Cypress, but what?


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Sorry for this one but a family friend has asked me to "do something with some trees" in their garden. They're not causing a problem, not blocking light, in good health, customer just wants something done with them :confused1: Explained the risk of disease once you start cutting at a healthy tree, customer would still like something done, explained if they're not causing any problems then best left alone, customer is still adamant they want something done, possibly thinned! not sure what can be done to either tree as they are both a nice shape, even foliage, just nice looking trees. Really don't know what I can do to them that won't ruin them or what to say to the customer?

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