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Specification: Oak On The Rear Boundary. Remove The Low Limb Growing Across The Cherry. Two Low Limbs Which Droop Down Over The Garden (P...
Proposal as recorded
Specification: Oak On The Rear Boundary. Remove The Low Limb Growing Across The Cherry. Two Low Limbs Which Droop Down Over The Garden (Property Side Of The Tree). Remove Both Limbs Back To The Right Hand Stem. Limb To The Rear Left Of The Tree, Reduce By 50%. 2/3 Stumpy Limbs To The Rear Right Of The Tree, Remove Back To The Trunk Section. Remove Deadwood 3Cm+ In Diameter Throughout The Crown. Reason: To Reduce The Domination Of The Tree On The Rear Boundary. To Crown Lift To Allow More Light Beneath The Crown, And Reduce Back The Overhang On The Garden. Overall Reduction Of The Tree Seems Impractical At This Time And The General Pruning And Reduction Of Limbs Is A More Practical Option Which Will Help The Tree Maintain Its Overall Shape.