OK, I have a question. Please chime in Guy and Doug.
You have a job to 'Crown clean' several Aleppo pine's ( or any kind ).
The trees are heavy and last trimmed years ago and badly.
You see that hundred's of stub's from really small to 6" in diameter thru-out the entire tree.
As part of a 'Crown clean' , would you cut the stub's even tho it is like a hundred wound's?
This is actually a real question and has to do with a job I am on and being overseen by a BCMA and registered consultant.
Jeff
Jeff
I was.
The trees are heavy and last trimmed years ago and badly.
You see that hundred's of stub's from really small to 6" in diameter thru-out the entire tree.
As part of a 'Crown clean' , would you cut the stub's even tho it is like a hundred wound's?
Jeff
I would OK removing of pine stubs if they are dead.. If they are alive.. leave them if it is aesthetically acceptable.
Nice work, The Dan. I saw that oak last spring but never in winter--fine silhouette. They do nice work there. You are spot on about the brain needing to be engaged and adapt, 'Rules are too absolute for Mother Nature" A. S.
Jeff
It's a real old tree and has shed a lot of interior foliage. Still has branches on the inside--they don't gut it. Really hard to judge based on image with no details.What I think is funny weird is you look at that oak and say fine silhouette and I see lions tailed
It's a real old tree and has shed a lot of interior foliage. Still has branches on the inside--they don't gut it. Really hard to judge based on image with no details.
So Jeff did the specs get clear and written down?
Well 1st off the only load mouths are the ones posting videos of instructional destruction of a tree & trying out methods that only work in their heads..........
Guy, your subcontractors are more like it........cause you dont climb anything worth a hoot & cant run a bucket truck!!, you wanna preach new methods this & new methods that.............well try reading the publication that prints your fodder........cause many of the cited literature bases are pretty dated........
December issue arborist news page 28, cited Literature from 1984, 1989, 1990 & 1996
Now lets go to page 29...Sharon Lilly`s 3rd edition of the tree climbers companion, Now I`ve been to symposiums & while I have not met her personally, I have been within earshot of her.........."she writes specifically from the tree climbers perspective"...Like she has ever, & I mean ever had her bottom end aloft in a tree............But by goodness 3 editions later & a little money in her non climbing pockets..............yep, why dont they offer that up for free?
Now venture on over to Page 42 where Carl under the heading of Shigo Junkie makes the statement about Arbs who dont climb!!!
Your article is a basic 101 of BS mish mash & the use of the muppets "Ms. Piggy" & "Kermie" is about as dated as one can get, you wanna preach new methodology, scientific data....etc.......then why do we still cite almost 30 yr old literature? & to boot...they`re still selling that stuff & making money on it!!! why dont you tell them their theories & books are obsolete? Ooooo thats right you wouldnt be writing to many articles after an outburst like that..................actually, that might be a good thing!!!!.
I'd say that sums it up pretty well.This toxic post is a perfect example of the type of mudslinging that does so much damage to these internet forums. How many voices have you chased off with your ugliness?
This toxic post is a perfect example of the type of mudslinging that does so much damage to these internet forums. How many voices have you chased off with your ugliness?
Sure... only prob is how it looks is very subjective... VERY SUBJECTIVE.. how do you codify that? Obvioulsy we all like to pretty a tree up... And for example a 2" stub is 75' up, what it looks like is hard to tell..That is a big part of all these rules and regs about pruning - How it looks.
I almost forgot..........."how many voices I have chased off with my ugliness?"........LMFAO, you post a picture in your avatar looking like that & you have the nerve to ask such a question? fact is I only wish we here could run off the BS likes of you & a few others!!
And for example a 2" stub is 75' up, what it looks like is hard to tell..
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