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Cutting trees down in urban environments normally requires climbing them and removing them piece by piece. All that is left is a stump, which we can have ground out if you require.
A 'Crown Thin' is the thinning out of branches within the crown of a tree to admit more light. Often required in trees which have been badly pruned in the past. Expressed as a percentage to be removed, i.e. 15%.
Hard pruning involving the removal of all or nearly all of a trees branches, should be avoided on most species. The main exception being willows.
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