Beech reduction

[Dean Lofthouse]

 

thin, balancing the heavy side by thinning out the longest laterals thus avoiding heading cuts

 

Spot on. There you go, converted you Pete.

[Mr Ed]

My opinion, based on no scientific evidence whatsover, is that your pruning will make no difference to the chances of that tree being blown over.

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It will however, make his wallet a little heavier...

[Pete Mctree]

Spot on. There you go, converted you Pete.

 

In your dreams, i'd have felled it and sold them the logs

[John Shutler]

It will however, make his wallet a little heavier...

 

hehehe:001_smile:

[treewizard]

top picture mate, doesnt look like theres anyneed to do more. impo

[Dean Lofthouse]

My opinion, based on no scientific evidence whatsover, is that your pruning will make no difference to the chances of that tree being blown over.

If the tree has grown in the open like that then it's obviously quite happy to be that shape.

 

Quite right Peter, but the customer will be pleased and will sleep at night knowing the chances of the weight pulling his tree over have been reduced from 1,000,000/1 to 1,000,001/1 and the tree will remain where it is.

[Peter]

My wallet feels like its been reduced, thinned, lifted and cleaned!

[Peter]

Quite right Peter, but the customer will be pleased and will sleep at night knowing the chances of the weight pulling his tree over have been reduced from 1,000,000/1 to 1,000,001/1 and the tree will remain where it is.

 

The customer will be delighted. I'm always glad to lighten someones wallet and give them some imaginary peace of mind.

[Pete Mctree]

My wallet feels like its been reduced, thinned, lifted and cleaned!

 

given the mrs your credit card again? silly boy:001_tongue:

[Dean Lofthouse]

My wallet feels like its been reduced, thinned, lifted and cleaned!

 

Probably the cost of them ten pin bowling shoes your wearing in your avtar