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Christmas tree reduction.


Conner
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We have a Christmas tree in our small back garden planted by my Mother so felling is the last resort. Is it possible to reduce it so it takes up less space as it will only get bigger. I appreciate it still needs to look ok and not butchered so this is the reason for my question.

Any help is appreciated.

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1 minute ago, Conner said:

Yes it is the house is my mothers and she decided to have it put down so she didn’t have to cut itemoji23.png

Well there's your answer then!

 

Fell the tree and replace it with an artificial xmas tree so you don't have to cut it. :bandit:

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