Gardener in Xativa

Failure to perform regular pruning procedures can have multiple consequences. These include: increased risk of failure, low branch development, codominant stem formation, defects such as bark inclusion, dead branches, and obstructed view. If done right, the benefits can include reducing the risk of falling limbs and entire trees, providing better clearance for vehicles and pedestrians, and a improved appearance. When the tree does not break its branches or falls over, property can be damaged. Occasionally, people can be injured by fallen tree parts, and these parts will be killed by fallen trees (approximately 30 people die each year in the United States). Pruning young and medium-sized trees can curb this problem by encouraging trees to grow strong branch structure. Manage risks to mature trees by properly trimming trees near potential targets, such as buildings, sidewalks, and picnic areas.

Pruning is a double-edged sword, depending on if, where, when, how and why the pruning will help or hurt. If implemented correctly, it can bring several benefits. Benefits include reducing the risk of branch and stem breakage, protecting health, providing better clearance for vehicles and pedestrians, improving appearance, improving eyesight, and increasing flowering. If not managed properly, pruning can damage the tree’s health, stability, and appearance. If it is not pruned at all, there will be multiple consequences. These include weak branch development, accumulation of weak codominant stems, bark inclusions, and dead branches. The first three occur mainly on planted trees, but they are not the only ones. They are unlikely to occur in wooded areas. The formation of stems as inclusions increases the risk of breakage.

One of the most common and unrecognized defects in tree planting is the formation of large lower limbs. They can overextend and snap, or they can fall off under their own weight and be removed later, leaving a large pruning wound (pictured right). Removal of large branches and those that are more than half the diameter of the trunk is more likely to cause rot than removal of smaller branches. Removing branches with flat cuts can start the process of trunk decay. Removing large branches can lead to cavities, cracks, and crevices. Shape the tree so that this type of cutting is not necessary!

Yes, of course, once they have finished the work, our professionals will collect the most significant debris such as large branches and larger pruned parts of the trees and will leave your land, garden or area clean and tidy.

To carry out this type of «specially focused» work, we have experts and suitable machines. On the one hand, tree growers who specialize in climbing and felling are certified as European arborists. On the other hand, cranes can allow us to reach several meters away. Therefore, we saved the walls and were able to enter the interior terrace. The crane also promotes the pruning or felling of tall trees through a controlled fall system, thus protecting the material around the trees. Although the tree is 40 or 50 meters high, we fix it before cutting it down and then lower it with a crane. Maximum security.