Hamas big reduction/pruning thread!

[ben lightfoot]

Yeah appreciate your comments, the side growth was not much extra in some places but in some the die back was quite heavy with bark peeling on some live growth. here are some more pictures of the base of the tree, would be interesting to do some decay detection.

 

 

 

[T & C Tree Services]

Good Job. . Tree looks good, sail affect of canopy has been reduced. Infection of G resinaceum and I hispdus but the tree will live with that ok combined with reduction. All is well!

[Tom Cook]

A thin from yesterday, unfortunately I forgot to take before pics!! And lowest branches kept long as "screening":S from a field:/

[sloth]

Good Job. . Tree looks good, sail affect of canopy has been reduced. Infection of G resinaceum and I hispdus but the tree will live with that ok combined with reduction. All is well!

 

I think you mean Innonotus (or is it Pseudoinnonotus now?) dryadeus quite a combo for a relatively young oak to deal with. Sail looks to be below, and sheltered by, neighbouring trees now; and with no significant targets I can note. Be interesting to see dissection of the butt if it ever does come down...

[T & C Tree Services]

I think you mean Innonotus (or is it Pseudoinnonotus now?) dryadeus quite a combo for a relatively young oak to deal with. Sail looks to be below, and sheltered by, neighbouring trees now; and with no significant targets I can note. Be interesting to see dissection of the butt if it ever does come down...

 

I do apologise. The 'I' befor hispidus was to represent Inonotus. And I was meant to say dryadeus.

[GreenCoToM]

thought i would post one of ours from yesterday as dont post on here very often before and after[/ATTACH]

[sloth]

I do apologise. The 'I' befor hispidus was to represent Inonotus. And I was meant to say dryadeus.

 

No need to apologize! I thought that's what you meant, correction was more for the benefit of others...

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

A couple of recent ones

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[John Shutler]

pine reduction

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

the connies looking fine, no scorching, no dessication of foliage, might even have made a little growth! lmao

 

got back to check on her today, bit of hedging for same client.