Pruning

Arboriculture: Pruning

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Image	Subject Name	Description
1581605	pruning (general)	poor pruning
5458578	pruning (general)
5458248	pruning (general)
5458245	pruning (general)
5458244	pruning (general)
5472718	pruning (general)
5462127	branch union
5445005	branch union
5444893	branch union
5444849	urban planting
5444850	urban planting
5444894	branch union
5444892	staking
5444863	branch union
5444852	staking
5444823	crown cleaning (pruning)
5444848	urban planting
5444846	urban planting
5444844	urban planting
5444845	urban planting
5444843	urban planting
5444842	urban planting
5444838	urban planting
5444839	urban planting
5444837	urban planting
5422365	pruning (general)	Photo showing watersprouts on a flush cut.
5388340	crown raising (pruning)	This trees lower crown was pruned and raised to provide better road clearance.
5388323	crown raising (pruning)	Pruning by crown raising must be completed in order to provide sidewalk clearance.
1393051	pruning (general)	Pruning wound
1176002	pruning (general)	Husky power pruning tool
4215037	topping	tree abuse-hat racking/topping
1169035	pruning (general)	Pruned white pine - 2nd lift
5395652	pruning (general)	Arborists must choose proper equipment and techniques used for pruning.
1217056	pruning (general)
1217057	pruning (general)
5421888	pruning (general)	sucker or adventitious shoot produced after large branch was removed.
5421899	pruning (general)	removing suckers and water sprouts
5410514	tree training
5410513	tree training
5410507	crown restoration (pruning)	restoration progressing
5410508	crown restoration (pruning)	restoration progressing
5410509	crown restoration (pruning)	inital restoration after topping
5410505	crown restoration (pruning)	Final stage of tree with restored crown
5410506	crown restoration (pruning)	Initial restoration
5393781	climbing spurs	Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees. The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393782	climbing spurs	Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees. The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393783	climbing spurs	Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees. The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393784	climbing spurs	Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees. The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393785	climbing spurs	Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees. The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393777	climbing spurs	Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees. The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393778	climbing spurs	Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees. The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393779	climbing spurs	Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees. The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5393780	climbing spurs	Climbing spurs should not be used while pruning trees. The use of climbing spikes while pruning these pines led to significant amounts of sap to drip down the tree from the multiple wounds.
5388214	climbing spurs	damage from climbing spikes or climbing spurs
5388216	climbing spurs	damage caused by climbing spikes or climbing spurs
5388215	climbing spurs	damage caused by climbing spikes or climbing spurs
5376913	speed line	graphics added to highlight ropes
5376914	speed line	graphics added to highlight ropes
5376915	speed line	graphics added to highlight ropes
5376900	speed line	graphics added to highlight ropes
5376901	speed line	graphics added to highlight ropes
5376902	speed line	graphics added to highlight ropes
5376903	speed line	graphics added to highlight ropes
5376904	speed line	graphics added to highlight ropes
5376905	speed line	graphics added to highlight ropes
5391495	topping
5391497	topping
5391496	topping
5391494	topping
5032068	pruning (general)	Poor pruning technique on a small tree.
5376973	speed line
5376972	speed line
5376971	speed line
5376966	speed line
5376964	speed line
5376957	speed line
5376956	speed line
5376955	speed line
5376954	speed line
5376953	speed line
5376952	speed line
5052089	topping
1408048	flush cut	Applying dressings to improper cuts, such as the one on this mountain ash, is primarily cosmetic. Research shows that commonly used wound dressings do not stop decay.
1408031	pruning (general)	callus growth shown six months after pruning.
1408038	flush cut	you will later see an obvious early warning sign of decay -- a dead spot at the base of the cut.
1408039	flush cut	Decay spreads rapidly from dead spots. No amount or type of wound dressing will help.
1408040	flush cut	The size of the callus is not related to the decay process but depends on how rapidly the tree grows after pruning. All too often, big callus rings belie the presence of decayed wood or hollows inside.
1407047	stubs	Incorrect pruning is one of the most damaging practices inflicted on forest trees, shade trees,
1407048	stubs
1408006	topping	and severed branches. The list goes on and on.
5043011	stubs	branch stubs
2141036	pruning (general)	Pruned spruce

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Arboriculture: Pruning