Tree crown lifting services across the Daventry area
Terminology used
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Felling The removal of trees by way of a series of directional cuts which drop the tree in one go.
Felling -
Section felling When there is not enough space or it is too dangerous to fell the tree in one. It is climbed and dismantled in sections often one branch at a time. Lowering equipment can also be used when the tree is in a particularly tight space.
Section felling -
Reductions A reduction can be in height or width or all-round. It’s when the ends of the branches are cut reducing the overall canopy size or its silhouette.
Reductions -
Thinning Another pruning technique this time a number of branches are removed from within the crown to open it up allowing more light and air to pass through. This often ends up looking more natural than a reduction but can give some of the same benefits.
Thinning -
Crown lifting Is the removal of the lower branches raising the height of the canopy often to allow axes under the tree.
Crown lifting -
Pollarding Removes all the branches or at least cuts them back very hard removing all the small branches and leaves. This looks harsh but the tree regrows from a much smaller size. Pollarding can only be done to certain species that are capable of growing back.
Pollarding