30-year-old weeping willows, ¼ branches dead, rest green and beautiful. Owner wants to save them.
Inner branch dieback is normal due to shading. Prune only dead branches before leaves fall. Cutting live branches while tree is growing causes bleeding. After leaf fall, lightly trim long limbs touching ground (like a haircut).
Tree doesn't need heavy pruning. Remove dead wood; monitor. Likely healthy.
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