Trees heavily pruned by council workers are now set to be trimmed again after they sprouted leaves along their trunks, which ...

Pollarded trees take on knob-like growths due to calluses forming over repeatedly chopped branches, and these growths are often known as "knuckles." ...

There are “fake” pollarded trees available at specialty nurseries. In 1850, a plant breeder developed a dwarf, bushy variety of catalpa and named it “Nana.” ...

Local examples of pollarded trees are those in front of Meeks Mortuary. Pollarding can be done in different ways. Let’s look at the simplest way. Begin the process when the tree is just a seedling.

Q. We have nine mulberry trees that were pollarded in the past. Because pollarding causes many long branched to develop, I am wondering what the best pruning practice would be for maintaining the ...

I took a photo in a Shinto temple grounds in Japan of a crape myrtle that has been pollarded for countless decades. There is even a century-old pollarded Vitex tree, which like crape mrytle is a ...

Today willows can still be found growing naturally in the Somerset wetland, their pollarded silhouettes a characteristic feature of the landscape. These mature willow trees (Salix alba) grow along ...

I get the feeling few people like to see pollarded willows. The waterways people don’t, they don’t like any willows. They fall into the river and are expensive to fish out. Visitors to the ...

The avenue was lined with French plane trees, skillfully pollarded. They’re the inspiration for the pollarded trees in my corner meadow at home.

Imagine the shock to find that the council has pollarded the trees in July, when they are at their best." "The trees look as if they have been vandalised. It is not the right time of year to pollard.

The pollarded lindens in winter. Credit: National Trust of Australia. Enclosure laws and industrialisation put an end to such intensive forest management and these days coppicing is mostly seen in ...