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Gardening Know How Questions & Answers - https://questions.gardeningknowhow.comMy cherry tree is now around 3 stories high! I want to cut it in half in essence just above the location where it branches out! But will that kill it ? Also it has a large opening in it’s main trunk and a tree chap said dont’ worry a few yrs back, but it’s got bigger and more open – so I’m worried. If I cut it right back when it is the best time please ? It produces lovely cherries but all the wildlife gets most of them as they are so high up and totally inaccessible unless I go climbing. The tree also has sap ‘leaking here and there’ … Any and all help would be most appreciated. I have a tree saw and have cut the odd small limb off to keep it trimmed to stop hitting windows or other!
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1 Comment To "Large Tall Cherry Tree – Pruning Advice & Open Trunk Advice Please!"
#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 09/09/2021 @ 10:45 am
This tree is old- Very old. Likely, at the end of its life cycle, old.
Cutting the tree in half may or may not kill it. Either way, I would have a professional arborist to help with this. It could be a very dangerous task to take on without proper equipment and knowledge.
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