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cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/998526
Shamelessly stolen from u/OccamsLoppers on Reddit.
No such thing! Unless maybe you’re talking about thinning to reduce fire danger.
Just some trees had rot and were a danger to the house. But plenty of new ones are growing! One is even throwing some shade after only 3-4 years or so
Ah that can also be an issue. If it’s a real safety hazard sometimes you have no choice. Just make sure you don’t get scammed—some tree companies like to exaggerate the risk so you’ll pay for removal.