Wie man einen Baum schneidet | SWR Handwerkskunst

Cutting branches at dizzying heights where no one can easily reach - arboriculturist Benno Gottwald can. He uses a handsaw to cut the 16-meter-high, 120-year-old linden tree of the Appenheim gymnastics club in Rheinhessen. He has secured himself with climbing ropes. For Benno Gottwald, there is a lot to do in the lime tree: removing dead wood, crown maintenance, cutting branches that have grown too low over parking spaces and sidewalks. About 20 years ago, the lime tree had been cut back more severely - the arboriculturist checks the old cuttings. In fact, he finds what he is looking for and has to cut back parts of the crown. Benno Gottwald's motto when pruning: as much as necessary, as little as possible. Two weeks after "Baumpflege Gottwald" has lent a hand, you can clearly see it in the more than 120-year-old linden tree: a successful tree care cut remains virtually invisible - this year, too, the linden tree of the Appenheim gymnastics club is in full leaf splendor. We look forward to hearing your thoughts on the film in the comments and don't forget: Subscribe to Craftsmanship! - https://www.youtube.com/c/handwerksku... In "Handwerkskunst", each film presents a craft - from the first step to completion. With long takes, close observations, calm editing sequences and no distracting background music, everyone can understand how things are created and grasp why good craftsmanship is also great art. IN THE VIDEO: Benno Gottwald, arboriculturist CREDITS: Author: Nadja Rangol Camera: Michael Reichert, Philipp Hühnerfeld, Joris Baumann Sound: Falk Wegerle Editing: Diana Kalb Editorial: Rolf Hüffer, Dorothee Eisinger Imprint: https://www.swr.de/impressum Comments are welcome - but please respect our netiquette: https://www.swr.de/netiquette Privacy policy: https://www.swr.de/datenschutz #craftsmanship #tree care #woodworking