Anthonys Tree Care

Looks like poison ivy and grapevine mix and maybe Virginia creeper

Today we have the opportunity to prune this old post oak. Removing dead wood and limiting live tissue to what needs to be removed to slightly raise the canopy.

K folks time to climb up on my soap box. Let's butcher our trees so that our solar panels get the most sunlight. WTH folks! This type of pruning is lion tailing at it's worst. Lion tailing is an improper pruning method. The poor post oak trees will grow a substantial amount of secondary growth. Secondary growth is a response growth from stress. What's the stress factor? This lion tailing is so bad that it will be a declining factor.

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