Central Oregon junipers over 40 feet tall. Owner wants to top at 20 feet to regain view. Asks if successful.
Remove selected trees entirely to open view. Retain others for screening/windbreak. Topping this size is arboricultural malpractice.
Hire certified arborist for removal—large conifers are dangerous to fell.
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