Pruning tall trees requires particular and specific knowledge: it is an operation that cannot be carried out overnight, without the necessary equipment and a preliminary study of the plant that will be treated.
It is important to be clear:
– the objective of the intervention to be carried out
– the right time and the ideal season for the intervention
– gli strumenti necessari all’intervento
Relying on the Garden delle Rose team ensures intervention by personnel specialized in the treatment of plants and trees. Thanks to our experience we will take care of your plants with the utmost attention.
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Often acting on tall trees involves the use of external tools, such as mechanical platforms. The use of this equipment involves further checks, both on the structure itself and on the area where the action will be taken.
In addition to the experience necessary to operate on board these platforms, safety is necessary and of fundamental importance, which is why it is often preferred to use these tools instead of harnesses, which are instead preferred in less complicated and dangerous cases.
Using aerial platforms allows you to:
– carry out the work with greater precision
– carry out the work safely
– reach considerable heights and branches placed in difficult to reach places
– work on uneven terrain
Specifically, the Rose Garden deals with:
– development pruning – Removal of damaged or unwanted branches for healthy growth
– reform pruning – correction of shape and structure, restores balance and health of the tree
– rejuvenation pruning – removal of old, diseased or damaged branches to stimulate new growth and prolong the life of the tree
– curative pruning – removal of compromised or infected parts of the tree to reduce the risk of spread promote healing
– pruning for mechanical stability – reduce the risk of falling, especially important in areas subject to strong winds, storms and other adverse weather conditions
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