Defined as the cutting back of all branches of a tree back to the main stem at a specified height above the ground. The result is a production of a quantity of vigorous shoots usually from close to the cuts, but in some species (e.g. Lime) the shoots may be throughout the length of the trunk.
Where pollarding has taken place previously the new pollard should generally be just above the previous pollard points, unless decay is considered so extensive that re-growth shoots would be potentially dangerous.
Dismantling is the method by which a tree is brought down by a climber in sections, often by using lowering and rigging rope systems. It is necessary for a tree to be considered for removal for various reasons:
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