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I love my rhodos but they are invading my new neighbor's back yard. She started hacking them back "on her side" right before they bloomed. That is her right but she never even had the decency to talk first. Ugh. I need to cut it way back!

Looks like Thuja plicata, Western Red Cedar. Beautiful tree

what kind of pruning shears do you recommend?

Is there any particular place on the wood to cut at? My plant is short and wide, but I want it to be tall and narrow. Can I cut very close to the soil, and expect the remaining few inches of wood to grow green leaves? Or do I need to cut a particular spot, or reserve a minimum length of wood?

This is such a helpful video series. I've absolutely fallen in love with arbory.

Well relieved to see a hard prune on the Mexican mock orange. Just did that today cuz we have this wonderful rainy spell here and it's done all it's blooming. it was definitely getting too big for its space. So I figure it has a chance to recover in the milder temperature before the fall cold.

Great video. Thank you

Very few ppl care about properly caring for trees. This is great information

So I shouldn’t sheer them with hedge trimmers?

7:09 camellia

Could you please enable the SAVE feature on this video, so I can save it to my pruning library. Thanks!

how do I kill the grass inside it without killing the bush

The best presentation of pruning. I wish I could send a picture to you of my new Cascalote tree to have you direct on how this should be pruned/ trained to be healthiest.

She didn't talk of Root Pruning which can save trees from over zealous pruners, especially if the Tree Flowers as in a Magnolia...

I didn't know George Washington died of blood letting!

Exactly what I’ve been doing with mine here in Georgia for the last 25 years. It started out as a spindly cast off garden center reject and has grown into my favorite tree.😄

God help you if you leave knubs after pruning

Great videos.. veri informative 👌

I think if you don't mess with trees at all and just let them grow as intended then tree existance is in harmony...Man is the danger in all aspects of controllled life.

Could I ask your advise on a conifer tree that is producing pine cones and the tree itself seems to be growing quite big. I would like to know how to cut the tree back without killing it.

What a wealth of information she provided. RIP

Thank you! Informative and well done!

I like your style

Thank you. Your information are gold 😊

Yes. The hardest part is waiting 😂 yesterday i cut one and today im regrets it 😔

Thank you

Fantastic series. Thank you!

I would say its a bit turning the topic upside down. I mean it is not a batd thing to shape your trees, the worse is if you do not do it every next time when it is needed to do. When you tidy up your hedges and trees frequently nothing from showed here will happen as growing three heads form one that you cut last year or doglegs or any conifer top hats. I mean come on. I was looking here for the correct pruning lesson not that what it looks like when you forget to take care of the trees.

I have two giant Walnuts that was done to...the tree trimmer explained...is there any way to repair the damage or look?

Pretty useless

Wow. Not what I was expecting but totally great information. I was getting f ready to just cut all mine in half. Now I know better. Thanks so much❤❤❤❤❤

Hilarious! Yes, a great tutorial. Loved how you cut the stems at the base and then showed optional pruning spots further up. But your commentary, was spot on what gardeners are thinking as they prune. Don’t prune too much. You can always make it look worse . Get out, get out, get out. So true. I’m still laughing 😂

Nice okatsune pruner

Why do the RUclipsrs think it’s necessary to give a lengthy introduction…it’s not necessary and it’s repetitive. Losing audience with in first minute and a half. Just get into the content!

Thank you so much for this information, delivered in an eloquent and accessible manner.

Do you recommend any current books on pruning/trimming?

MAN I am so glad I found these presentations. Learninghere at 10x the rate of other videos that are tree-specific or more geared towards showing actually cutting instead of sharing foundational in formation of the skill set, which is what you really need to learn a skill.

THANK YOU!!!! So many videos on youtube about pruning are about a specific tree & not about how to learn the skill itself! Thank you!!!!

Instant subscription! You are exactly what I wanted to find. Thank you!

2:36 😂😂😂

what is a water sprout??

8:19 TREE TRUNK and Branch wood.

The simple principle I gathered is what cut ends a shoot and the cuts that propagate.

So if you're not going to clip it isn't going to live up to its name of Box honeysuckle is it.

Lol. Love your commentary.

Love this! Since moving to Portland I have seen so much incredible tree topping, I never knew this existed! I’m here trying to learn the right way.

As the sudden new owner of a tree removal and trimming service, your channel has already brought me such a great wealth of knowledge. You've pointed me in the direction of some great resources and as such, I am on my way to becoming ISA certified. Thank you so much for creating your channel.

I was watching these videos and thinking that she's clear in her presentation. She mentioned she has a book (Cass Turnbull's guide to pruning) so I went to see about buying it online. It gets very good reviews, but one of the reviewers said that the author is dead. Very sad to hear this. RIP.

Thank you ! I learned so much from this video.

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