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Haloing around and reducing veteran pollards


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the ballerina pollard, from Burnham Beeches.

 

Adjacent & overshadowing lapsed pollard, reduced to lessen its load, also to allow more light & space for its delicate neighbour to continue her graceful sylvan dance

 

5 years on from the first post in this thread and we've just been back to undertake the next phased height reduction of the pollards over shadowing the ballerina.

 

 

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The ballerina is still flushing buds well with little decay of its remains basal strip but there is now significant squirrel damage to the bark on its upper branches.

 

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