SeanKroll
Treehouser
Agree with the crew, here.
No clean-up pruning is perhaps your niche.
Invest in some relatively inexpensive pruning tools (compared to trailer, loader, splitter, etc).
Orchard pruning is possibly a part of that. Good repeat customers have trees that get easier, quicker, year after year.
I'm meaning to buy powered hands pruners for it, but haven't yet. Got a line on some to try.
To me, an arborist is someone who studies/ practices the health, function care of trees.
I'm only acting as an arborist sometimes.
Sometimes tree killer.
Frequently, pruning is only for people, not trees. People's roof, lawn, touching another tree (oh, the horror).
No clean-up pruning is perhaps your niche.
Invest in some relatively inexpensive pruning tools (compared to trailer, loader, splitter, etc).
Orchard pruning is possibly a part of that. Good repeat customers have trees that get easier, quicker, year after year.
I'm meaning to buy powered hands pruners for it, but haven't yet. Got a line on some to try.
To me, an arborist is someone who studies/ practices the health, function care of trees.
I'm only acting as an arborist sometimes.
Sometimes tree killer.
Frequently, pruning is only for people, not trees. People's roof, lawn, touching another tree (oh, the horror).
....It is their trees and their money, and if that is what they want, and there is no good reason not to cut that limb that is touching the other tree, and I tell them they shouldn't worry about it, etc., etc. .... but this is what they want... then we are both benefiting from the transaction!
