reduction pictures

[andrew t]

Has any one got any nice reduction pics to show off I am into my pruning and would like to see your work and talk about reduction methods .I feel it takes a lot to keep up to scratch and would love to hear more on the subject also talk about pruning tools etc:001_smile:

[Robert_S]

go through the general tree pictures thread there are hundreds in there

[Rich Rule]

Before and after 30% reduction on beech

[Rich Rule]

After

[Doug Blease]

Very cool Rich! Liking your work.

[Mark Bolam]

Picture forum would be my wild guess as to where the best place to look for pictures might be.

[josharb87]

welcome andrew, heres a few of mine from the past 2 months

 

do you want pollards and thins too???

 

oak with huge old basal wound, deadwood, thin and reduce to shape, minimal taken off to reduce stress

then another oak, reduce and thin, thin as much as possible to increase sunlight to the garden late evening

then a birch, reduce bu 2m height and thin

then an elm, reduce as necessary

[andrew t]

very high standard on all the pics all with silky or chainsaw as well. Would like to know if any one has tried the new small husky out for pruning or dead wooding

[Stu Cedar]

3rd tree down looks good

[Frankie Lawrence]

very high standard on all the pics all with silky or chainsaw as well. Would like to know if any one has tried the new small husky out for pruning or dead wooding

 

I work with a bloke whos got one he loves it obviously limited to what she can do but great for light jobs reduction conny topping etc.