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Tree trimming question
I have a tall (~60 feet) fir tree next to my house. It has grown to the
point where the branches are starting to touch the side of the house, even though the base of the tree is ~10 feet from the house. What is the best way to trim the branches - remove them at the trunk, or just cut them enough so they are no longer near the house? If I start removing branches that grow enough to touch the house, eventually I will have chopped off most of the branches on that side of the tree. I'm thinking I should just cut them off so they are not too close to the house. |
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