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sandspider
Hi all
I have this tree, just across a stream from my garage. Last year it was leafy (as far as I remember) but this year it's got hardly any foliage - so I assume it's dead or nearly so. As it was fairly healthy last year, I hope there's no imminent danger of it falling on my garage? And if it does fail / rot, presumably bits will fall off it before the whole lot goes? It's not huge, so hopefully wouldn't do too much damage even if it did fall... I think it's an elm or possibly alder, but can't remember and there's no decent foliage left to identify it.
In theory we've got some tree work that we need doing next year (when we can afford it), it would be good to add this to it (probably monolithed) rather than having to do it sooner, if possible.
Thank you.
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