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I assumed they are hand pruners or secateurs sotc, TC mentioned she is using them for root pruning. :)

maybe a burr on the blade or anvil, or... the spring might be rusted. :) take them apart completely, clean, oil, inspect each part. I do that about every 6 months with my felco's.

maybe both? :) and a good watering come spring to leach the yuck away.

I have done a few valuation reports, mostly for insurance tho, not too many neighbor disputes. My faves are the ones for strata complexes and such, walk the site and do a basic evaluation of each tree over a certain DBH. takes time, time = money :)

dunno, thats what I have always been told too but last year, after pruning a clients hydrangeas for years in like late Feb and having her compain they dont flower much, we did them in November, she says she had tons of blooms this year, go figure.

likely timing of pruning.

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