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Assessing Wind Damage Risks for Frankston Trees

Frankston sits on the Mornington Peninsula coastline, where strong southerly and south-westerly winds are a regular feature of the weather. Those gusts, combined with saturated winter soils and the occasional severe storm, put real stress on trees across suburbs from Frankston South to Langwarrin. Knowing how to assess wind damage risk before a storm hits can protect your home, your family, and the trees you value. This guide walks you through the key warning signs, the fac

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Tree Lopping vs Pruning: What Frankston Residents Should Know

Tree lopping and pruning are not interchangeable terms. In Frankston, understanding the difference can help protect a tree’s health, reduce safety risks and avoid unnecessary work. The right approach depends on the tree’s condition, location and purpose of the work. What is tree lopping? Tree lopping usually means cutting branches or stems back without following the tree’s natural structure. This can leave large wounds and stubs, encourage weak regrowth and make the t

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