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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Parc de Bercy, Paris XIIth arrondissement, France

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    Le Jardin du curé, Parc Floral de la Court d'Aron, Saint Cyr-en-Talmondais, Vendée, France

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    Le Jardin du curé, Parc Floral de la Court d'Aron, Saint Cyr-en-Talmondais, Vendée, France

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    Le Jardin du curé, Parc Floral de la Court d'Aron, Saint Cyr-en-Talmondais, Vendée, France

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    Great Greenhouses of the Botanical Garden of Lyon in the Parc de la Tête d'Or. , Lyon, France

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    Great Greenhouses of the Botanical Garden of Lyon in the Parc de la Tête d'Or. , Lyon, France

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    Great Greenhouses of the Botanical Garden of Lyon in the Parc de la Tête d'Or. , Lyon, France

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    Potted boxwood, cut as a ball, under a stone arch, Vaucluse, France

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    Potted boxwood, cut as a ball, under a stone arch, Vaucluse,

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    Potted boxwood, cut as a ball, under a stone arch, Vaucluse, France

    Botanical peony, Paeonia officinalis 'Anemoniflora', Jardin du Moulin de la Lande, Bretagne, France

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    Botanical peony, Paeonia officinalis 'Anemoniflora', Jardin du

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    Botanical peony, Paeonia officinalis 'Anemoniflora', Jardin du Moulin de la Lande, Bretagne, France

    Olive trees (Olea europaea) trained into ball shape, Gard, France

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    Olive trees (Olea europaea) trained into ball shape, Gard, France

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    Olive trees (Olea europaea) trained into ball shape, Gard, France

    English Yew, Taxus baccata ''Repandens', Niwaki

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    English Yew, Taxus baccata ''Repandens', Niwaki

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    English Yew, Taxus baccata ''Repandens', Niwaki

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    Hut made from fir and beech branches on the Allée des Géants with the trunk of a very old beech tree as support. Does this hut belong to a Sylvain? You know, those legendary little beings who guard the forest? Also known as "the witches' path", this alley is made up of old, twisted beech trees over four centuries old. These trees have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding the branches of trees together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (for example: vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage: they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

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    Hut made from fir and beech branches on the Allée des Géants with

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    Hut made from fir and beech branches on the Allée des Géants with the trunk of a very old beech tree as support. Does this hut belong to a Sylvain? You know, those legendary little beings who guard the forest? Also known as "the witches' path", this alley is made up of old, twisted beech trees over four centuries old. These trees have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding the branches of trees together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (for example: vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage: they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

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    A relic of an old, twisted beech tree that is over four centuries old. Stones and mosses bring mystery and enchantment to this fabulous place. The Allée des Géants is made up of old trees that have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding the branches of trees together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (for example: vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage: they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

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    A relic of an old, twisted beech tree that is over four centuries old. Stones and mosses bring mystery and enchantment to this fabulous place. The

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    A relic of an old, twisted beech tree that is over four centuries old. Stones and mosses bring mystery and enchantment to this fabulous place. The Allée des Géants is made up of old trees that have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding the branches of trees together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (for example: vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage: they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

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    The Alley of the Giants or Alley of the Twisted Beech Trees is about 220 metres long. Halfway along, a natural bench is offered to us on a huge branch that links two old beeches together. Also known as the "witches' path", this path is made up of old beech trees that are over four centuries old. These trees have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding the branches of trees together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (e.g. vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage: they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

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    The Alley of the Giants or Alley of the Twisted Beech Trees is about 220 metres long. Halfway along, a natural bench is offered to us on a huge

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    The Alley of the Giants or Alley of the Twisted Beech Trees is about 220 metres long. Halfway along, a natural bench is offered to us on a huge branch that links two old beeches together. Also known as the "witches' path", this path is made up of old beech trees that are over four centuries old. These trees have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding the branches of trees together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (e.g. vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage: they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

    Restrictions:
    • Prohibited use to pet shops and from the trade of animals
    • Use for the promotion of pesticides, or of all other substance destroying environment prohibited
    • Use for the promotion of hunting prohibited
    • Prohibited use from meat or any animal products advertising
    • Prohibited use from fishing advertising
    The Allée des Géants is made up of old trees that have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding tree branches together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (for example, vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage, they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter. This relic of an old beech tree in the shape of a dreamlike animal is part of a very special bestiary that brings a mysterious, magical and fairy-like aspect to this fabulous place. Stones, mosses, twisted trees of more than four centuries old combined with the sun rays bring to light imaginary creatures. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

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    The Allée des Géants is made up of old trees that have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that

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    The Allée des Géants is made up of old trees that have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding tree branches together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (for example, vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage, they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter. This relic of an old beech tree in the shape of a dreamlike animal is part of a very special bestiary that brings a mysterious, magical and fairy-like aspect to this fabulous place. Stones, mosses, twisted trees of more than four centuries old combined with the sun rays bring to light imaginary creatures. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

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    • Prohibited use to pet shops and from the trade of animals
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    The Allée des Géants is made up of old trees that have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding tree branches together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (for example, vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage, they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter.These old beech trees, one of which is shaped like a seahorse or a big-hearted dragon, bring a mysterious, magical and fairy-tale aspect to this fabulous place where stones, mosses, twisted trees of more than four centuries old combined with the sun's rays bring out imaginary creatures. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

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    The Allée des Géants is made up of old trees that have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that

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    The Allée des Géants is made up of old trees that have undergone pleaching, which in the Montagne Bourbonnaise is a traditional technique that consists of braiding tree branches together and letting them grow in a chosen direction (for example, vertically, horizontally or inclined). In this way, it was possible to delimit an alley, a path or even a piece of land... and in some cases, even to obtain a defensive role. These alleys had another advantage, they protected travellers from the sun in summer and from snowdrifts in winter.These old beech trees, one of which is shaped like a seahorse or a big-hearted dragon, bring a mysterious, magical and fairy-tale aspect to this fabulous place where stones, mosses, twisted trees of more than four centuries old combined with the sun's rays bring out imaginary creatures. Saint-Nicolas-des-Biefs, Allier, France

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    Vegetable plant and flowers in raised plessis squares, Medieval Garden of Bois Richeux, Eure et Loir, France

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    Vegetable plant and flowers in raised plessis squares, Medieval

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    Vegetable plant and flowers in raised plessis squares, Medieval Garden of Bois Richeux, Eure et Loir, France

    Small flowers and boxwood (Buxus sp) trimmed in squares marked with paving stones, Jardin du Bois Richeux, Eure et Loir, France

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    Small flowers and boxwood (Buxus sp) trimmed in squares marked with paving stones, Jardin du Bois Richeux, Eure et Loir, France

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    Small flowers and boxwood (Buxus sp) trimmed in squares marked with paving stones, Jardin du Bois Richeux, Eure et Loir, France

    Potting a pruned olive tree in a pot, step by step. Training pruning.

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    Potting a pruned olive tree in a pot, step by step. Training

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    Potting a pruned olive tree in a pot, step by step. Training pruning.

    Potting a pruned olive tree in a pot, step by step. Training pruning.

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    Potting a pruned olive tree in a pot, step by step. Training

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    Potting a pruned olive tree in a pot, step by step. Training pruning.

    Woman pruning a pre-bonsai (young plant in the process of formation), in autumn.

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    Woman pruning a pre-bonsai (young plant in the process of

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    Woman pruning a pre-bonsai (young plant in the process of formation), in autumn.

    Woman pruning a Banks rose (Rosa banksiae) in summer: the stems are shortened downwards from a current year's shoot and directed upwards.

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    Woman pruning a Banks rose (Rosa banksiae) in summer: the stems

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    Woman pruning a Banks rose (Rosa banksiae) in summer: the stems are shortened downwards from a current year's shoot and directed upwards.

    Woman pruning a wisteria during the summer: the wisteria stems are strongly bent.

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    Woman pruning a wisteria during the summer: the wisteria stems

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    Woman pruning a wisteria during the summer: the wisteria stems are strongly bent.

    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are shortened to only a few eyes.

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    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are

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    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are shortened to only a few eyes.

    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are shortened to only a few eyes.

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    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are

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    Woman pruning a peach tree in the summer: the vertical shoots are shortened to only a few eyes.

    Homme effectuant une taille sur un conifère -genévrier) : supression de la ramification inférieure d'une fourche.

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    Homme effectuant une taille sur un conifère -genévrier) :

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    Homme effectuant une taille sur un conifère -genévrier) : supression de la ramification inférieure d'une fourche.

    Man thinning the branch of a conifer (juniper): removal of an extra branch at the fork.

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    Man thinning the branch of a conifer (juniper): removal of an

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    Man thinning the branch of a conifer (juniper): removal of an extra branch at the fork.

    Man limiting the development of a conifer (juniper), in winter.

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    Man limiting the development of a conifer (juniper), in winter.

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    Man limiting the development of a conifer (juniper), in winter.

    Man limiting the development of a conifer (juniper), in winter.

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    Man limiting the development of a conifer (juniper), in winter.

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    Man limiting the development of a conifer (juniper), in winter.

    Man thinning the branch of a conifer (juniper): removal of an extra branch at the fork.

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    Man thinning the branch of a conifer (juniper): removal of an

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    Man thinning the branch of a conifer (juniper): removal of an extra branch at the fork.

    Basket with lavender pruning, lavandine having finished flowering and shears.

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    Basket with lavender pruning, lavandine having finished flowering

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    Basket with lavender pruning, lavandine having finished flowering and shears.

    Woman pruning a lavender, a lavandine having finished flowering.

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    Woman pruning a lavender, a lavandine having finished flowering.

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    Woman pruning a lavender, a lavandine having finished flowering.

    Woman pruning a lavender, a lavandine having finished flowering.

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    Woman pruning a lavender, a lavandine having finished flowering.

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    Woman pruning a lavender, a lavandine having finished flowering.

    Irish Yew, Taxus baccata 'Repandens', cloud tree

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    Irish Yew, Taxus baccata 'Repandens', cloud tree

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    Irish Yew, Taxus baccata 'Repandens', cloud tree

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    Boxwoods trimmed into a ball in a garden in summer, Brittany, France

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    Boxwoods trimmed into a ball in a garden in summer, Brittany, France

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    Boxwoods trimmed into a ball in a garden in summer, Brittany, France

    Winter pruning of a Weeping willow (Salix babylonica)

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    Winter pruning of a Weeping willow (Salix babylonica)

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    Winter pruning of a Weeping willow (Salix babylonica)

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    Woman pruning a helichrysum (curry plant) in winter.

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    Woman pruning a helichrysum (curry plant) in winter.

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    Woman pruning a helichrysum (curry plant) in winter.

    Woman pruning a rosemary, in winter.

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    Woman pruning a rosemary, in winter.

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    Woman pruning a rosemary, in winter.

    Woman pruning a wisteria tree, in summer

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    Woman pruning a wisteria tree, in summer

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    Woman pruning a wisteria tree, in summer

    Pruning of a Shrubby Germander (Teucrium fruticans) in topiary

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    Pruning of a Shrubby Germander (Teucrium fruticans) in topiary

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    Pruning of a Shrubby Germander (Teucrium fruticans) in topiary

    Woman pruning a shrub in spring, to limit its volume.

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    Woman pruning a shrub in spring, to limit its volume.

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    Woman pruning a shrub in spring, to limit its volume.

    Woman pruning a catkin willow hedge in spring.

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    Woman pruning a catkin willow hedge in spring.

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    Woman pruning a catkin willow hedge in spring.

    Woman pruning a fig tree in winter. Suppression of the central axis to obtain a more spread out subject.

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    Woman pruning a fig tree in winter. Suppression of the central

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    Woman pruning a fig tree in winter. Suppression of the central axis to obtain a more spread out subject.

    Woman pruning a fig tree in winter. Suppression of the central axis to obtain a more spread out subject.

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    Woman pruning a fig tree in winter. Suppression of the central

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    Woman pruning a fig tree in winter. Suppression of the central axis to obtain a more spread out subject.

    Woman pruning a fig tree in winter: reduction of side shoots (pruning to reduce clutter)

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    Woman pruning a fig tree in winter: reduction of side shoots

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    Woman pruning a fig tree in winter: reduction of side shoots (pruning to reduce clutter)

    Green pruning of a trellised apple tree in summer.

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    Green pruning of a trellised apple tree in summer.

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    Green pruning of a trellised apple tree in summer.

    Thinning of the lower part of the branches of a Japanese maple in the autumn. This type of cutting is also called lifting size pruning.

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    Thinning of the lower part of the branches of a Japanese maple in

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    Thinning of the lower part of the branches of a Japanese maple in the autumn. This type of cutting is also called lifting size pruning.

    Woman performing structural pruning on a young apple tree. 3: Shorten the spire and other stems to obtain a harmonious shape.

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    Woman performing structural pruning on a young apple tree. 3:

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    Woman performing structural pruning on a young apple tree. 3: Shorten the spire and other stems to obtain a harmonious shape.

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