Two 10-ft pines now sit in an 18-inch-deep hole because the yard grade was raised. The lower branches will be buried. The owner asks if they can just cut the low limbs, or use a tree spade to lift them.
Remove the pines and plant new ones at the correct grade. It's faster, cheaper, and far more likely to succeed.
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