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Th
re is a great di
di
erent species
a s regards the replacement of the p
to which they
h e w
t
perhaps an exception
they cannot be pru
speci
s
The latter recover much quicke
r ong rep r oductive power afte r inj u r y
with a st
r
popla
oak
other hand
much pruning
U
nder favourable conditions of soil and climate
less inj urious than in the rev
a comparatively small
work
a ssimilation
r y poor soil
tim
on d
r estricted
more
In all cases
l anting and n ot at r ight angles to the b r anch or root
what s
r e a whol e bra
h the st
wit
m to insu
h o r tened
only s
bud
r ati on may be performed wit h a pruning knif
The Op
pruning scisso
h e plant should be plac
t
r ation
Ope
so a s to inj ure the remaini
little as p
ssible
PRUN
erence in the tr
som
stand pruning bette
expo sed to disease
ole
conif
al so d eoda
ed to the same extent a s broad
hornbeam
are less vigorous in this r
the crown
r oot system su
and fres
a clean
h is taken
c
r e quick healing by occlusion
the cut s
r s
shears
I N
T
PLAN
r uned parts and the extent
r s stand pruning badly
r and
alder
but less of the
rs
cas
h o r gan s are fo r med in a s h o r t
r uning of
p
P
h ould
s
made
h ould be made j ust above a st r ong
or a light hatchet in the latte
d on a firm support d u
atment of plants
r than oth
P
r
especially species
such a s willow
eech and bi
spect
Teak stands
r oot system
r tile f r esh soil
f
ces to fulfi
the necessa
roots m ust
it should be som
h e
t
should be flush
g wood and bark a s
r s
both
L
arch i s
though
a ved
le
r ch
on the
r uning i s
p
r y
much
if it is
r case
r i
g th e
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