So if 100 arborists looked at 2 branches, what are the odds that a majority would agree on 'flawed' and 'healthy'?
Slim, and Nun.
That dead horse stiull twitchin? Time for a mercy killing.
Sean, just stand on your head and look; it'll all make sense. Here's a load of cobras crawling through a planetree over a French market. They're all drunk on snake oil over there. 2nd pic is 6 years of discoloration in a sick silver maple.
Got a camera?
You can lean on Telewski all you want but I think he would agree with the rationale for occasional use of dynamic, as thigmo...is sometimes too slow.
One more reason to hunt squirrels. But nope I'm not feeding your anti-dynamic rant. Been there done that and burned the Tshirt. :X
Does the weight reduction accomplished by reduction pruning weaken a limb over time?
Not if the branch adds enough new leaves, as most branches tend to do. Any...
Jon, no worries--hanging those planters was not snake oil! I think they look nice, and they can also function as bird nests.
Snake oil is selling Nitrogen to speed tree growth, then recommending removal because the tree is too big.
Hard to believe maybe, but this is the modus operandi of one...
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