Shaft bracingTrees can lose their balance under certain circumstances. This sometimes happens when they have reached a large size. But the best known of all possible stabilizing measures is certainly the stake, a wooden post planted in the ground parallel to a tree, to which it is attached to support it. This method aims to stabilize the plant for the time its roots take to take root and allow it to support itself. Thus, when the wind shakes it or a passerby hits it, it will remain upright. There are many other possible cases, and we will see some of them.
Structural problemsIn terms of tree development, urban conditions are much less competitive than those in forests. Plants have much more space to grow. But they also receive sunlight for longer periods of time. As a result, they grow faster. That's a picture that can lead to a loss of stability in the structure of the tree. The top may have grown disproportionately to the low branches, among other possibilities. In any case, whatever the situation, by organizing a technique combining pruning and guying, the tree could regain its balance.
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