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Spreading Branches Barre Warren & District Family History Group Inc. Incorporated 1992 Inc. No. A0023666M ABN 15 397 153 919 ISSN 1445 2162 Issue 75 February 2008 A Member of: Genealogical Society

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1. First, identify the areas where the branches are spreading excessively. Look for branches that are extending beyond the desired boundaries or interfering with other plants or structures.
2. Carefully trim the spreading branches using pruning shears or a small saw. Start by cutting back the branches that are the furthest out and work your way towards the center.
3. Make clean cuts close to the branch collar, which is the swollen area where the branch attaches to the trunk or larger branch. Avoid leaving stubs or cutting into the collar, as this can lead to disease or rot.
4. Remove any dead, damaged, or diseased branches as well. This will help improve the health and appearance of the tree or shrub.
5. Consider using pruning paint on larger cuts or wounds to protect against pests and diseases.
6. Regularly monitor the growth of the plant and continue to trim any spreading branches as needed to maintain the desired shape and size.

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1. Homeowners or property owners who have trees or shrubs with spreading branches may need to address this issue. Spreading branches can cause problems such as overhanging onto neighboring properties, obstructing views or pathways, or crowding out other plants.
2. Gardeners or landscapers who want to maintain a neat and well-manicured appearance may also need to address spreading branches. Trimming back these branches can help create a more aesthetically pleasing and organized garden or landscape design.
3. Public or commercial property owners, such as parks or businesses, may need to address spreading branches to ensure the safety and accessibility of their property for visitors or customers. This may involve regular pruning or maintenance to prevent branches from encroaching on walkways or utility lines.

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