Depending on the individual tree and the amount removed, yes. This frequently happens as a result of mechanical damage (wind/snow, etc) or an insect or other creature feeding on it. Afterwards, the tree may stop growing upward (especially in older trees or with severe damage), or one or more branches under the area may take over as the tip of the tree and grow upward. The area is vulnerable to rot and other diseases, though, so death is possible.
Yes. Cut them flat to the trunk or they look untidy.
You should cut off just enough so that it can fit in the base. If you cut too much the tree may fall.
I think you need to cut off about 4-6cm
yes you can but if you cut too much you will kill the tree.
You would get away with cutting one large root without killing the tree but you might increase the chances of the tree blowing over in a wind.
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No, it will not survive.
Yes. An oak tree is one of the many special trees who can survive being topped.
no pine trees last long
First say a prayer of Thanks, and then use parts of the tree without ''killing'' it.ORUsing some parts of the tree after it was cut down
. ONE . "how many boards can you cut from it ?" depends on how big the tree is and how big the boards are.
The amount that a tree can tolerate having removed at once varies depending on the species and the condition of the tree. Some trees can be cut down completely, and then re-sprout from their roots! The general rule however, is to never remove more than one quarter of the canopy.
A type of pine from which sap runs like blood when the bark is cut.
oak trees and pine wood mostly but really posionnss tree
The Stihl MS 210 C-BE would be my choice. Light weight, durable, tough, one of a kind. In no time at all will you have that pine tree down and out of your lawn without breaking a sweat.