It still feels like the dead of winter here in Wisconsin, and with no end in sight, the winter pruning continues here on Arington Tree Farm. Today's winner, The River Birch, located along the beautiful 4 Winds Pond.
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| Arik assessing who stays and who goes. |
The River Birch were planted in 2004 and have continued to thrive with the great soil and sunny location they are provided. However, they were planted with the anticipation of being thinned, and with these beauties thriving like they are, spacing is getting mighty crowded.
Over the past 2 or 3 years, Arik has done a great job vista pruning the River Birch to open up the view of the pond. But, the time has come to say goodbye to 12 of the trees, so that the survivors can spread out and continue to grow and thrive.
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| Arik used a tree sheer to remove the chosen ones. |
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| Dennis then piled up the wood and hauled it away to be used in our boiler. The finished product is stunning. It has opened up the view immensely, and it's pleasing to know that the remaining trees will have the opportunity to spread out and grow. |
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| The finished product. In just 40 short years, they will be mature enough to harvest. Stay tuned!! |
What you did with these trees in the middle of now where is truly remarkable. The view does look great after a bit of cleaning.
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