
So for $300 I could get a good pruning (they don't do pollarding anymore because it just encourages rampant new growth in the next years). So it was to be some thinning and taking out of those limbs that were hanging over the garden area. Here Kevin, the apprentice, is climbing up in the tree without using hooks. It's slippery! Using hooks on a maple is not good because the tree tends to "bleed" sap and draw insects.

The veteran Dave is watching from the ground, making sure Kevin does all his rigging correctly.

In the end, we have a much "skinnier" tree and my garden (you can see part of it on the right)will get so much more sunlight. According to the experts, even a few more minutes of sunlight can make a huge difference in the amount of veggies you get!
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