Alder Crown Thinning

[Highland Forestry]

Here's a before and after shot af a crown thinning and deadwooding job I did on Sunday.

More pics coming thisevening.

 

 

[Graham]

If you don't mind me saying I'd say it was over thinned. Why did they want it thinning?

[Mac McLennan]

Wish I was that guy Flyfishing.

[Highland Forestry]

Nah, I dont mind you saying what you think.... thats why I posted the pics up!

 

Personally, I dont think it;s over thinned owing to the fact that the tree is goosed, and the idea behind the job was to take out all the crap, all the deadwood and any un-necessary growth.

[Meep]

Looks Good

[old snake]

Looks nice to me mate

[John Hancock]

Nah, I dont mind you saying what you think.... thats why I posted the pics up!

 

Personally, I dont think it;s over thinned owing to the fact that the tree is goosed, and the idea behind the job was to take out all the crap, all the deadwood and any un-necessary growth.

 

 

You mean Crown - Cleaning then Nice job!

Edited May 12, 2009 by John Hancock

[skyhuck]

any un-necessary growth.

 

Interesting concept, does the tree agree???

[Paul Barton]

What is unnecessary growth?

[John Hancock]

Interesting concept, does the tree agree???

 

If we all waited for an agreement from a tree, we’d be out of the job.