Big cut – crape myrtle
This is an article explaining how to cut a large branch in stages so the tree is stressed less and the cut heals faster.
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There are things that are just good! I have learned about this here at school, but why post it again, when someone has written already a wonderful article about it. Maybe I can add a bit later, but for now I thing it is wonderful material that people can use , and for that I decided to share it.