Crown Thinning and Reductions are distinct tree pruning techniques used to manage the health, safety, and aesthetics of trees. Though they both involve trimming branches, they serve very different purposes

🍃 Crown Thinning

• Goal: Improve light penetration and air circulation within the canopy.
• Method: Selectively remove smaller, inner branches—especially those that are weak, crossing, or overcrowded.
• Effect: Maintains the tree’s overall size and shape while reducing wind resistance and the risk of disease.
• Best For: Mature trees with dense foliage, especially in gardens or wooded areas where airflow and light are limited.

🌲 Crown Reduction

• Goal: Reduce the overall size and spread of the tree’s crown.
• Method: Carefully cut back outer branches to a suitable growth point, preserving the tree’s natural shape.
• Effect: Shrinks the canopy to prevent interference with buildings, power lines, or other structures.
• Best For: Overgrown trees in confined spaces or those posing safety risks.

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