Why We  Carry Out Crown Reduction and Pollarding

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• Reducing the height and or spread of a tree by selectively cutting back to smaller branches and in fruit trees for increasing of light interception and enhancing fruit quality.

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• Reducing the size of the tree to natural growth points,

       which will minimalise the size of the tree

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• Crown reduction is thinning of the crown canopy is when will remove

      rubbing branches or potentially un safe branches also deadwood.

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• Pollarding is  regular form of pruning where certain deciduous species are pruned back to pollard heads every year in the dormant period. 

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• Crown reduction is thinning of the crown canopy is when will remove rubbing branches or potentially un safe branches also deadwood.

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• Crown raising is when we will lift the lower canopy up to say a height of 7 or 8ft so that you are able to walk around underneath the tree and also gives grass or small plants a chance to grow underneath.

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