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Rustington
Hi,
does this pear tree need cutting back a bit or should it be left alone?
(it’s just in front of the shed bottom right, so I guess about 10 meters tall)
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Mark Bolam
It’s been hammered before. If you don’t reduce those slender leaders at some point you might have problems, regrowth is never as well attached as naturally grown limbs.
5thelement
It looks like you have unfortunately managed to employ the same tree surgeon who did a shit job the first time round.
peds
100 quid? One fifty?! I'll do it for the wood 👍
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