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I have a small Walnut to prune for a client, it is interfering with a public footpath so needs a crown lift to create the clearance, Walnuts are supposed to be pruned in the summer but the client wants the tree pruned as the property buyer is not keen to sign until the tree is pruned, there are no big limbs to come off just small light stuff.

 

Will the tree cope or shall I stand my ground and wait?

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Had a quote today reducing a large walnut and the client wants it done the beginning of march.. What are your thoughts?

 

Significant pruning of deciduous trees in spring is not ideal, as the trees potential energy is at its lowest point of the year.

Walnuts also are prone to heavy bleeding which is also at its worst in spring.

The tree wont die from bleeding but its a waste of its resources and at best unsightly.

As with all pruning works try not to remove too much. :001_smile:

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Significant pruning of deciduous trees in spring is not ideal, as the trees potential energy is at its lowest point of the year.

Walnuts also are prone to heavy bleeding which is also at its worst in spring.

The tree wont die from bleeding but its a waste of its resources and at best unsightly.

As with all pruning works try not to remove too much. :001_smile:

 

Go on, explain the Askenasy Curve:001_tt2:

 

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