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Pine tree Trimming

5/23/2017

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Pine trees are coniferous evergreens that thrive well in Mediterranean climatic conditions. Their evergreen state and corn shape require a little trimming. Occasionally, one might require pruning dead or infected branches to stop infections from spreading. Light trims once per year should be enough to remove the dead and infected branches. It is also important to note that the best time of the year to prune is during the late winter and early spring season. This will enable them to recover from the pruning wounds during the warm spring season. Before embarking on the trimming process, remember, do not cut more than one-third of a new growth to avoid stressing the tree.

How to Trim a Pine Tree
  • Cut halfway from the underside, broken, dead or infected branches that you wish to discard. This should be one foot from the pine’s trunk
  • Cut into the topside, halfway an inch beyond the first cut. This will make the branch break and fall on it’s on due to weight. Avoid the temptation of a flush cut since it takes more time for the healing process.
  • Make a 45 to 60 degrees final cut, outside the swollen branch collar which is the branch’s point of origin. This will allow water to run off the pine.
  • Use your fingers to pinch off ends of the candles to encourage denser new growth. Pruning shears should not be used for this because they will cut and brown the tips.
  • Remember to disinfect pruning tools after cutting diseased branches.

Warning
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Never cut the branches of a pine to the point of no green. This will make it a dead zone that will never regenerate. An exception can only be made if you plan to discard the whole branch. Finally, remember to cut into the green foliage to keep the tree looking healthy.
6 Comments
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3/11/2021 08:26:05 pm

Pine trees are pretty tall. You cannot do tree trimming without help from arborists themselves. By the way, great information, this helps a lot.
- Henry

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Trevor Payne link
12/17/2021 05:19:32 pm

I think your system of tree pruning is efficient and healthy on the limbs. The most emphasized part is being sustainable on the tree and working the 4 person plan of having pruners, chippers, clippers, trimmers.

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1/4/2022 07:12:17 pm

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2/11/2022 01:54:23 am

You put really very helpful information. Keep it up. Keep blogging. Looking to reading your next post

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Franklin Rodgers link
4/21/2022 09:57:14 am

It is also important to note that the best time of the year to prune is during the late winter and early spring season. Thank you for the beautiful post!

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James Verman link
5/1/2023 01:33:49 am

I found your blog post about pine tree trimming to be very informative and helpful. As someone who has several pine trees on my property, I appreciate the tips and advice you provided for maintaining their health and appearance.

I was particularly interested in your explanation of the importance of pruning dead or diseased branches, as well as the benefits of thinning out crowded branches to improve air circulation and sunlight exposure. Your step-by-step guide to the actual trimming process was also very useful, and I feel much more confident in tackling this task on my own now.

Additionally, I appreciated your emphasis on safety precautions and the need for proper equipment when working with trees. Your reminder to hire a professional for larger or more complex jobs is also wise advice that I will keep in mind.

Overall, I found your blog post to be a great resource for anyone looking to maintain the health and appearance of their pine trees. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise, and for your dedication to helping homeowners and property owners care for their trees.

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