Well said
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From: John Hearne [mailto:John.Hearne@xxxxx.gov.uk]
Sent: 22 March 2004 11:00
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: RE: 15% crown thin Monterey pine
<Although I think 15% is too much>
But 99.9% of applications to thin TPO trees are for increased light.
And usually after the TO has negotiated against felling or pollarding. 15%
rarely deepens the tan and for TOs its less a question of what's best for
the tree and more a benefit/harm/reasonableness kind of thing. The trees
have a better chance of long term survival if those living closest to them
quite like them. Skinning 'em out can be good.
I'll get my coat now.
John Hearne
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