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  1. danhodgkins
    Thanks everyone for replying. Some really useful information. I really don't want to cut the tree at all, it was one of the reasons we decided to move here! I'm going to be patient and monitor it, take action if it's called for. Thanks again!
  2. danhodgkins
    Thanks for your reply! If I made a cut like in the attached image, would the left trunk stand a chance?
  3. danhodgkins
    Hi Folks, here for some advise please. I have a large fruiting Cherry which has 2 main trunks - the trunk on the right seems to be affected by pests, and rot. I'm wondering if I need to chop the right trunk completely to stand a chance of saving the left trunk. Please refer to the images attached. Thanks in advance!

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