Tree Pruning: Making Your Cuts Count
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Pruning young trees correctly is one of the simplest ways homeowners can prevent future problems like broken limbs, decay, and expensive tree work.
This presentation explains why early structural pruning matters and how smart, well-planned cuts help trees grow stronger, safer, and better shaped over time. You will learn what pruning is meant to achieve, why removing too much is harmful, and how to reduce the risk of branch and stem failure later in life.
Instructor Biography:
Logan Collier is a third generation arborist from the Pacific Northwest and an Arboricultural Skills Trainer with Bartlett Tree Experts. He holds a degree in Urban Forestry and brings hands on experience in consulting, sales, plant healthcare, and safety leadership. Logan is an active contributor to the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (PNW ISA). He holds several prestigious certifications, including ISA Board Certified Master Arborist, ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified professional, and Certified Tree Care Safety Professional.
Cost: $15 per person or sliding scale. Fees support the OSU Extension Land Steward Program.
Photo: Canva
This presentation explains why early structural pruning matters and how smart, well-planned cuts help trees grow stronger, safer, and better shaped over time. You will learn what pruning is meant to achieve, why removing too much is harmful, and how to reduce the risk of branch and stem failure later in life.
Instructor Biography:
Logan Collier is a third generation arborist from the Pacific Northwest and an Arboricultural Skills Trainer with Bartlett Tree Experts. He holds a degree in Urban Forestry and brings hands on experience in consulting, sales, plant healthcare, and safety leadership. Logan is an active contributor to the Pacific Northwest Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture (PNW ISA). He holds several prestigious certifications, including ISA Board Certified Master Arborist, ISA Tree Risk Assessment Qualified professional, and Certified Tree Care Safety Professional.
Cost: $15 per person or sliding scale. Fees support the OSU Extension Land Steward Program.
Photo: Canva
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569 Hanley Rd, Central Point, OR, United States, Oregon 97502
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Host or PublisherJackson County Extension - Oregon State University
