If trees have grown too tall and therefore take away oxygen from the other plants and your own view, an expert has to do it.
Trees in the garden or on your own property breathe life into the area and give it a natural character. Usually varieties such as chestnut, beech or linden are planted. They serve well as privacy screens and oxygen suppliers.
It takes quite a while for the small plant to develop into a stately specimen, so it hardly comes to mind that the trees could one day become too big. But if it happened, then what?
Trees that have grown too tall have an overwhelming effect, take the beautiful view of the house. In addition, the trees with the large roots draw water and nutrients from the rest of the plants in the garden.
Trees have grown too tall - now it's time for a specialist
In that case, the solution is to have a specialist come to your house. You cannot master this task alone. The gardener shortens individual branches and removes some. He knows exactly where to put the saw. The disadvantage is that this causes the tree to lose its natural habit.
Pruning trees in time
To avoid this problem, it is better to find out about the expected height before you buy it, or to prune yourself when the tree is still small. If you want to save yourself all this effort, then fall back on small species such as mountain ash, elder or the vinegar tree.