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Julie123
A year January I had my huge beautiful Eucalyptus tree reduced due to being to close to house.
Sadly, it seems to be dying off.
I may have made a mistake in allowing it to have such a harsh reduction..
Anyone hopeful that it may recover this year ?
Many thanks!
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