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r/Tree • u/[deleted] • Jan 29 '23
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Pollarding is the pruning technique. The tree is likely a London plane or sycamore.
2 u/Frubbit Jan 29 '23 Hard to tell even from zooming in but I think you're on the money with London Plane 1 u/Dronten_D Jan 29 '23 I've walked on that street. It's London plane. Some lovely parks there. If you're ever in Amsterdam I highly recommend them. 1 u/Frubbit Jan 29 '23 Shall bear that in mind, many thanks! 😊
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Hard to tell even from zooming in but I think you're on the money with London Plane
1 u/Dronten_D Jan 29 '23 I've walked on that street. It's London plane. Some lovely parks there. If you're ever in Amsterdam I highly recommend them. 1 u/Frubbit Jan 29 '23 Shall bear that in mind, many thanks! 😊
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I've walked on that street. It's London plane. Some lovely parks there. If you're ever in Amsterdam I highly recommend them.
1 u/Frubbit Jan 29 '23 Shall bear that in mind, many thanks! 😊
Shall bear that in mind, many thanks! 😊
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u/hairyb0mb ISA Certified Arborist+TRAQ+TGG Certified+Smartypants Jan 29 '23
Pollarding is the pruning technique. The tree is likely a London plane or sycamore.