Structural Pruning

Structural pruning is a method of pruning young trees to establish a strong, stable framework of branches. The goal is to guide the tree�s growth in a way that prevents structural weaknesses and reduces the need for extensive pruning later in life. By selectively removing certain branches early on, structural pruning helps create a tree that can withstand environmental stresses like wind and heavy snow, and it improves the overall appearance of the tree as it matures.