todays catalpa tree job !

[defenderjack]

few piccys of taoday!

[Tree Man Tom]

You back to chog it down tommorrow right?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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What was the spec? We "butchered" some trees today, but its what the clients wanted. If we didnt do it somebody else would of!

[John Shutler]

You back to chog it down tommorrow right?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:001_tongue:

 

What was the spec? We "butchered" some trees today, but its what the clients wanted. If we didnt do it somebody else would of!

 

traditionally the indian bean tree was pruned hard to produce larger leaf

[Mozza]

Looks ok to me, You can see in the before pic where its been cut in the past and im guessing the customer wanted the same again!!

[Tree Man Tom]

traditionally the indian bean tree was pruned hard to produce larger leaf

 

You learn something new everyday

[High Scale]

traditionally the indian bean tree was pruned hard to produce larger leaf

 

What!! Big leaves? Tradition!! How dare they!! I bet they got paid to do that as well in the old days? Fiends!

[defenderjack]

yeh the customer wanted something drastic and to be fair ive seen it in full leaf and went over both the neihbouring gardens and did block a lot of light !

as said ive seen these cut hard before and they always come back nice

[defenderjack]

Looks ok to me, You can see in the before pic where its been cut in the past and im guessing the customer wanted the same again!!

 

spot on mozza:thumbup1:

[Marc]

traditionally the indian bean tree was pruned hard to produce larger leaf

 

I generally thought this was to small ornamental standards, i see this often done to Paulwonia (foxglove trees) just not mature trees. Still i'm sure it will come back lovely next year with great big leaves and denser growth to further over shadow the neighbours garden.

[RobArb]

never seen a catalpa that big before... nice work there