Best Time: Late fall or winter (dormant season). Pruning now won't seriously harm the tree.
Limit: Don't remove branches above 15 feet (half the tree height) to maintain crown balance.
Cutting Method: Cut at the branch collar (swelling at trunk). For large branches, use a two-cut method: undercut ⅓ diameter, then top cut to prevent bark tearing.
No wound dressing needed.
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