International Society of Arboriculture Board Certified Master Arborist Curtis Hopper TX-3236B. Blogging about trees and the care of them. Other topics and questions about trees in Plano, TX and beyond can be discussed. Topics about Hawaii are VERY welcome. #texastreeman . Trees Trees Trees. Pruning, Trimming, Removal and Replacement is what we do.
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I appreciate your time in blogging but there are several discrepancies in your entry. Tree trimming is not necessary for root growth nor does it stimulate root growth. We prune trees and trim hair. The reasons we trim trees is (1). reducing risk (2) Maintaining or improving tree health and structure (3) Improving aesthetics (3) Satisfying a specific need. We trim according to ANSI Z133 & A300 Standards and ISA Certified Arborist guidelines. You can learn as I did and still do every year at Dr. Todd Watson's Arboriculture 101. Join the International Society of Arboriculture Texas Chapter and get on their email list for the date of the class. I might even be willing to either sponsor or partially sponsor you if you ask.
oops!! there you go... I called tree pruning trimming. Old habits die hard. Glad I remember to call the shoots growing out of limbs and branches epicormics and not suckers. Suckers grow out of the roots.
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ReplyDeleteI appreciate your time in blogging but there are several discrepancies in your entry. Tree trimming is not necessary for root growth nor does it stimulate root growth. We prune trees and trim hair. The reasons we trim trees is (1). reducing risk (2) Maintaining or improving tree health and structure (3) Improving aesthetics (3) Satisfying a specific need. We trim according to ANSI Z133 & A300 Standards and ISA Certified Arborist guidelines. You can learn as I did and still do every year at Dr. Todd Watson's Arboriculture 101. Join the International Society of Arboriculture Texas Chapter and get on their email list for the date of the class. I might even be willing to either sponsor or partially sponsor you if you ask.
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