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- Tree management and consulting 18
In short, the answer is no. Florel was thought to be the cure for fruit, but it has failed.
The bes...
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The resin (sap) production generally occurs due to wounds created on the developing cones. The most ...
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Large trees seldom cause issues with properly-built building foundations. When roots do "damage" fou...
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Decay cavities are fairly common, especially in mature trees, and they usually weaken the structure ...
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It is difficult to say without seeing the site and conditions. While it is possible for new roots to...
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Maples inherently grow their roots very close to the surface where it is more readily able to take u...
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This sounds like Holly Leaf and Twig Disease. Sanitation pruning, improving air circulation, soil ma...
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The taping of the trunk could be a temporary solution until a permanent structural support system co...
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Removing the terminal/top of a conifer is seldom advisable, especially if you intend to grow the pla...
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It sounds like Spanish moss (ball moss and resurrection fern don't fit the description "draping"). S...
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