Hallo zusammen, ich würde gerne diesen Kirschbaum beschneiden lassen, wahrscheinlich um die Top 20-25%. Hat jemand eine Idee, wie viel es kosten sollte (einschließlich Entfernung)? Fühlt sich an, als könnte es in einem oder so gemacht werden … Danke!
Von: RAThrow-userover30
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It’ll probably cost you around £100 as a minimum charge.
If you’re able to, get a set of reach loppers, should cost around £40 in B&Q or the likes, and then you can do it whenever suits you.
Shouldn’t be more than several hundred depending on rates and area. Relatively small tree.
Get a high quality telescopic pruner from Screwfix for around £50-£100.
The fiskars pole pruner is ideal for jobs like this, far less than the cost of getting someone in. Remove any dead or diseased growth first then remove any crossing or inward growing growth. Look up Target Pruning techniques to see where to cut. Aim for an open vase shape evenly weighted over the trunk.
You’ve a lovely tree there. Understandably it’s getting bit big for you. I’d ask any tree surgeon to talk you through what the process or do some research before you tackle it yourself. Tree pruning isn’t rocket science but there are a lot of cowboys out there. The last thing I’d want is someone to “lollipop” it by just pruning all the ends to my desired size. They look really unnatural when the leaves are off and there’s no coming back from it. You really want someone to take out whole limbs and open up the crown to get a smaller, better structured tree with more air through it. [You can see read of the process here.](https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/types/trees/pruning-guide)
As it’s a cherry it wants pruning in June / July (unlike most deciduous species) to avoid silver leaf (a fungal infection).
Don’t prune cherry trees till after summer.
80-120£ for the work. Taking rubbish £35 per tonn bag.
Thanks all for the help!!