As it turned out, I discovered an amazing fact--I'm not cut out to be a tree trimmer. Too many allergies. Olive trees can be killers, literally, and not just from falling branches, but from the dust that is naturally on the leaves. I also learned how easy it is to break a window with a ladder on the first day of work. I'm much smarter now.
I don't have a good picture of trees here in Nebraska.
So I'll just use this one from Costa Rica. It's not that we don't have trees, I just don't have a post-worthy one on hand. I'll mark that down for my next project--takes pictures of Nebraska's trees. I sort of got off the track, like the time I got stuck in some of Nebraska's super slick mud in my 4X4 F350. I have a picture of that, but am a little embarrassed to post it. Maybe at a later time. Maybe.
Nebraska--Less People, Less Stress
No Nebraska tree pictures? Ed -- I know you have some out there somewhere. :) Actually, the best time to trim trees is in the winter when they are dormant. But -- it's cold then. Good luck with the trimming!!
ReplyDeleteI used to work for a tree trimmer and it's a common misconception that the best time to trim is when trees are dormant. That actually leaves them unable to heal the wound properly.
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