Pruning the Hawthorn Tree, Removing a Water Spout Branch 🪚🌳💚// Suburban Oasis
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2023
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I garden in Zone 5b, Michigan!
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Soleil, that battery-powered chainsaw was such a thoughtful gift from your husband, it sounds like he knows exactly how to make his favorite gardener happy! For me, it's frustrating when I have to stop what I'm doing because I need someone stronger (and taller) to help complete a gardening chore that I started. I bought myself a 14" electric chainsaw in the fall of 2021, and I absolutely love it! It's one of my favorite new gardening tools. Have a great week! ~Margie 🤗☃❄
Go Margie! Independence is definitely very fulfilling! 🥰🌹🪴🌳
Good job with the electric chain saw. The tree really does look better and more balanced now. I was petrified the first time I ever used one (at age 68), but it was very easy and so helpful. Much easier than using a manual saw. I love to do something for myself if I can. You’re doing great on your garden. 👍🏼
Yes, Linda! Power to you for trying something new and loving it! 🤗🌺🌿🌻
Soleil. I learned to cut my branches with a 3-cut process. First make your bottom cut. Next go out on the limb some and cut the weight off the branch. Finally come back towards the tree to make your final cut. It helps to take the weight off. Loving that chainsaw!
Good tip! It dawned on me a few hours later that would have helped me as well. Live, try and keep on learning! 😉🌳🌻💐
I’m so scared doing those jobs. Go SOLEIL, beautiful sun shine .
Remember the three part rule always when cutting large branches that the possibility of split taking down in 3 pieces prevents this main branch 2-3 ft middle section 6-8 in final cut
I love my little stihl chainsaw best purchase ever
They are so cool!! 😍🌲🍁🌹
Also remember not to cut to close you don't want to cut into the branch collar on your final cut
Brilliant job Soleil 🥰
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Thanks Soleil.❄️💚🙃
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Wow you got snow and we got 63 temperature
Holy cow, it's not supposed to be that warm in February. 🫣🌿⚘️🪻
I got a battery operated chainsaw last year, oh the fun I had dropping trees and branches. Yupp woman with a chainsaw❣️
It's so empowering! 😃🌳🌺💪
Can you explain exactly what you do with the smaller branches you chopped off the big tree branch? You said you'll use it for a wildlife habitat or on a birm.
I haven't gotten to it yet, but the wildlife habitat is just a pile of sticks that creates shelter from predators and for nesting. 🙃🌻🌸🌼
I am sorry you didn't hear me yelling no no come out further from the tree you'd made more cuts I am thinking but the ripping might not have happened I have a jaws saw by woex and the black and decker alligator saw and my doggie did manage to order a worx small hand held chainsaw...
That should be worx!!!!
I will definitely have more opportunities in the future to do it better! 😉🍀🪴🌼
On my parents property when trees were trimmed we would paint the cut part to seal it so it would prevent insects and infections in the tree.
That definitely used to be the practice until it was determined that it actually can seal in moisture and cause decay and impede healing. Thr university studies now say to just leave them to heal on their own. 😀🌿🪻🌸
Didn't know that, thank you for sharing your knowledge.