It is a technique performed with the aim of selectively removing dead, diseased, or poorly positioned branches at the top of a tree, providing benefits that optimize its vitality.
Crown thinning involves cleaning the crown and selectively removing branches to increase light penetration and air movement through the crown, as well as reducing weight.
Vista pruning is the selective removal or reduction of scaffold branches to allow for a specific view.
Crown restoration is used to improve the structure and appearance of the crown and is generally carried out over several years.