Prune birch trees only if necessary. Spring pruning causes heavy sap flow, attracting bronze birch borer. In borer-prone areas, avoid spring pruning entirely. Prune in fall during dormancy. Dead limbs can be removed anytime. Cut to branch collar (swelling at base). For large limbs, use three-cut method to prevent bark tearing.
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