Tree Climber

Cavities can form in trees as a result of physiological stress from natural forces that cause excavation and exposure of the heartwood. Such forces include wind, fire, heat, lightning, rain, attack by insects (such as ants or beetles), bacteria or fungi.

Rotten, diseased and dead branches are a breeding ground for disease, and are dangerous because they can break off on their own. In older trees, the crown tends to become very dense, tall or wide, causing excess shade and a high humidity microclimate in your garden. The result: moss spreads on the trunk and branches.

Pruning ensures that the plant receives enough oxygen and light, thus preventing fungal infestation. It also promotes the growth of thick and stable branches. Thus, the tree grows in a controlled manner and develops a beautiful crown.

Pruning helps to have healthy trees and more abundant harvests in fruit trees.

Do not leave any knots or stumps on the branches

Remove branches that interfere with growth and water sprouts

Cut thick and long branches in several steps

Tree service

Tree pruning can increase its vitality. The most important reason to prune is to reduce the risk of the tree falling, especially in the crown. It includes removing defective branches on a declining tree or other damaged by a storm.