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Fruit trees （ How to keep trees from getting too tall ）

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#1
  • Tree
  • mail
  • 2022/07/05 10:24

Apples, yuzu. Other

Please tell me

how to keep the fruit trees in my backyard low.

I really want to take the tree from the base, but I hear that removing the tree is
bad luck or something.



But my husband is also very old and I am afraid that one day he will fall from the tree

but he just says

that he will be fine. He is very stubborn.

Please everyone, I would appreciate your advice.

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#6
  • 紅夜叉のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/07/06 (Wed) 06:58
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It would be more certain to ask someone who specializes in gardeners.

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#7
  • Tree
  • 2022/07/06 (Wed) 08:35
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Everyone

I will definitely refer to this.

Thank you so much for your advice ！.

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#8
  • ボケ
  • 2022/07/06 (Wed) 09:05
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＞ someone who specializes in gardening

that's called a gardener

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#10
  • 紅夜叉のおとっつぁん
  • 2022/07/06 (Wed) 11:08
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Gardeners who do landscaping
Gardeners who clean the garden

There's a lot blooming in gardeners.

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#12
  • 倍金萬
  • 2022/07/06 (Wed) 14:13
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＞ I really want to remove the tree from the roots,

When you say "the roots" do you mean the part of the tree that is above ground from the ground? Or do you want to remove all of the underground roots? This will make a big difference in the amount of work. If you want to remove only the above-ground portion of the tree, you should buy a chainsaw and cut the roots yourself rather than paying a contractor to do it. You don't have to go up high on a ladder.

It will cost you time (days), but the whole tree that you cut off in a snap can be shredded with the same chainsaw and a big pair of scissors to cut branches, and it will go into the green city dumpster, and you can have it taken away little by little over many weeks.

Life isn't so interesting if you're just trying to get "good luck".

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