Italian cypresses 35–40 ft tall with a second trunk at 15 ft are top-heavy in wind. Topping or removing the second trunk ruins the tree—Italian cypress doesn't resprout from old wood. It becomes a bush. Conifers don't tolerate topping. Better: remove and replace with a maintainable evergreen hedge species. If must prune, cut second trunk to main trunk in dormancy, but expect lopsided crown.
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