Pruning before and after Thinning and elevation of cherries — before and after

Pruning


As trees grow, they add new limbs and shed others. A mature tree will have transformed its shape, structure, and form many times during its life. Trees in nature do this just fine all by themselves, but urban trees need our assistance. Periodic pruning is essential for urban trees, both young and old. The results include trees that look better, fit their location without conflicts, dramatically reduced potential hazards, and improved health and longevity.

Pruning involves many permanent decisions. Which limbs to remove, how cuts are made, complex rigging operations, and dangerous technical procedures should all be left in the hands of certified arborists and highly skilled climbers. It is important that these individuals be expertly trained, and also have a passion and deep connection with what they are doing. A single mistake could ruin a tree or result in serious damage or injury.

We welcome the opportunity to visit with you and your trees for an assessment of your current pruning needs, including:

A tree-related quote