Early Intervention: The Importance of Structural Pruning in Trees (2026)
iLandscape 2026
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59m
Presented by Kris Bachtell at iLandscape 2026
Structural pruning is a type of pruning that aims to improve the tree’s structure, health, and longevity by favoring a single, dominant leader and reducing the size of competing branches. Structural pruning is typically performed on young to medium-aged trees, but it can also be applied to mature trees to manage weight distribution and reduce the risk of failure. Structural pruning can enhance the tree’s appearance, stability, and its full benefits to the environment.
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