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Tree Pollarding
Tree pollarding is an expert method of tree pruning targeting the upper branches of a tree
Pollarding is particularly used to either keep trees at a set height or stop them growing above a desired point. Alongside determining height, pollarding can also be used to promote dense and colouful foliage. However, not all trees can make use of this method of pruning. Broadleaved species benefit most including beeches, oaks, maples, horse chestnuts, limes and London plane trees. Alongside broadleaved species some conifers can also benefit such as yew.
Maybe you know your trees aren’t the right species for pollarding? No matter!
Find out about our other tree pruning services such as crown reduction and crown lifting.
Further Reading About Tree Pollarding
Our professional tree surgeon team has written extensively about various aspects of tree pollarding and care, offering expert insights gained from years of hands-on experience in the field. We encourage you to explore our other articles, where our qualified arborists share their knowledge about proper tree care techniques and best practices for maintaining healthy trees in the UK.
- Do You Need Permission to Pollard Trees
- When Should You Pollard a Tree
- What is the Difference Between Pollarding and Coppicing
Other Tree Care Services
In addition to our core tree surgery services, Above All Tree Care offers a range of supplementary tree care solutions to keep your garden looking its best year-round. From hedge trimming and shrub maintenance to comprehensive land and site clearance, we ensure every aspect of your outdoor space is expertly maintained.
