Leaning tree

Question

We've got an old tree that leans quite a lot. We don't want to remove it but would like to know if there's anything we can do to support it?

Lewis · Answer

It would depend on what you were trying to achieve but there are many ways to brace /support old trees. However sometimes you may be better reducing the size of tree to help with leaning/overloaded branches.

Jack · Answer

It would be advisable to try take some weight out of the tree on the leaning side , but if it’s leaning servilely you may want to consider topping the tree to a safe height an maintain it as a habitat pole

Aden · Answer

(1)Drive the Stakes into the Ground. Use a mallet or sledgehammer to drive two or three wooden or metal stakes around the perimeter of the tree outside the root ball area. ...
(2) Push the Tree Upright. ...
(3) Secure the Tree to the Stakes.
(4)Allow Time for the Tree to Anchor Itself. 
This is the best ways.. many thanks

Renny · Answer

Yeah it seems to be top heavy and needs trimming around

David · Answer

Hi one of the best things to do is take Some weight off the top more weight up the top the more it will lean thanks david

Leaning tree

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