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Pollarding

language culture Maturity 5-7

People cut the tops off trees.

Pollarded Tree 1.jpg
Pollarded Tree 1.jpg
This helps new leaves grow back. It can help trees live a long time. We use the wood for many things. It is a smart way to help.
Beech pollard - Box Hill, Surrey.jpg
Beech pollard - Box Hill, Surrey.jpg
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File:Dülmen, Umland -- 2014 -- 7064.jpg
Dülmen, Umland -- 2014 -- 7064.jpg
File:Plane trees in Sóller being pruned 02.jpg
Plane trees in Sóller being pruned 02.jpg
File:Epping Forest pollard.jpg
Epping Forest pollard.jpg
File:A pollard oak marking part of the ancient parish boundary of Wash Common, part of Newbury, and Sandleford.jpg
A pollard oak marking part of the ancient...
File:Pollarded Tree 1.jpg
Pollarded Tree 1.jpg
File:Beech pollard - Box Hill, Surrey.jpg
Beech pollard - Box Hill, Surrey.jpg
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