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12 comments:
It looks like a lot of pruning goes on!
I wish I looked as good after a haircut. :-)
Many people in Florida prune their palm trees like this. I prefer to leave mine a bit more natural.
Looks like they're ready for new growth.
I remember living in Arizona and having to have mine trimmed. It made a mess but they sure looked nice.
So different from our pruning methods.
Do they do it from a cherry-picker? (I saw men pruning the palms at Hadassah Ein Kerem by climbing up the trunks just a few years ago.)
The palms look beautiful VP.
They prune them? Keep wild.
They have a good hairdresser!
These palm trees are very beautiful !
14 more palm trees around my house are dieing because of the bloody Asian bug. Now I know how good it is to look at healthy ones...
I'm happy to report that there are no palm tree pruners in my area!
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