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Tree Pruning <br />Pruning is perhaps the most widely <br />practiced component of tree care. <br />Although commonly done for <br />aesthetics, there are several other <br />factors involved that establish the <br />need for pruning. <br />Establishing Structure. Pruning to <br />correcting poor branch structure at <br />an early age reduces the potential <br />for breakage and tree failure when <br />the tree matures. <br />Maintaining Structure. Since trees <br />grow, their structure changes. ` <br />Because of this, it is necessary,to <br />prune trees regularly to correct these <br />potential structural problems. In <br />addition, it is also necessary to "thin" <br />the tree's canopy to allow wind to <br />freely pass through. This helps <br />minimize the potential for insect and <br />disease development and more <br />importantly can reduce wind -related <br />damage. <br />Eliminating Hazards. Dead, <br />broken, or decayed branches and <br />trees present hazards for both <br />humans and property. Consequently <br />these branches and trees need to be <br />pruned and removed as soon as <br />possible. <br />Sanitation. An important part of <br />maintaining tree health involves <br />removing diseased and insect - <br />infested branches and trees. This <br />helps to minimize the spread of <br />insect and disease problems. <br />A healthy, well maintained tree is not <br />only beautiful, but can add <br />considerably value to your home. <br />S & S Recommends <br />1. Begin pruning trees within the first <br />two years after planting. <br />2. Prune trees on a regular <br />schedule, approximately every 2 <br />to 4 years. <br />3. Inspect trees periodically for signs <br />of structural and health problems. <br />• <br />S & S Tree and Horticultural Specialists, Inc. <br />6214 East Concord Boulevard • Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076 • (651) 451-8907 <br />
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