A large tree fell on our Norway spruce trees. Several limbs were damaged an branches were forced down. Is there any way to help limbs to grow back up to normal angle?

Guy wires can be attached to help pull them up or down, or bamboo sticks can be tied to the underside of the limbs for support. It all depends on the size of the limbs and how long ago the damage occurred. It would be more helpful to look at the limbs. You could set up an appointment with me by emailing me or calling the office.




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