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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a tree surgeon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who specializes in the care and maintenance of trees, including pruning, trimming, and removing trees.
Example: "After the storm, we called in a tree surgeon to assess the damage and safely remove the fallen branches."
Alternatives: "arborist" or "tree care specialist".
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Tree injuries caused by ice, strong winds, lightning, fire, or disease require major repair by a tree surgeon.
A tree surgeon, perhaps, I'm hoping more than thinking.
"I got talking to a tree surgeon who was starting up," she remembers.
Kevin B Curran, 60, a tree surgeon, is chair of the branch.
If you are a student or a tree surgeon, you will find your premiums are higher.
It derives from the Australian pie, and is the fruit of Patrick Robinson's experiences as a tree surgeon out there.
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I called a local tree surgeon, and a few days later a man appeared with a truck, a chainsaw, and a root grinder.
This is a task for a qualified tree surgeon.
English student Thea Rivington from Edinburgh University, however, suggests you might have the makings of a tree right on your doorstep: "A few years ago, my mum bought these sturdy branches from a local tree surgeon.
When disease decimated East Hampton's venerable elms in the 1960's and 1970's, a local tree surgeon and self-taught sculptor, Albert Price, was among those called in to remove the casualties.
Available from garden centres; if you want to buy in bulk, it's cheaper to order direct from a local tree surgeon - just ensure the bark is well rotted.
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