Freely branched trees
Trees such as elms, maples and oaks that branch freely on new growth can be pruned in a different manner than trees that produce no branches on new growth. Branches and stems in the canopy on trees that branch freely can be reduced back to existing lateral branches.
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1 before purning |
2 after pruning |
3 after close-up |
4 branch structure |
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5 regrowth |
prune
twice each year to develop good structure
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