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Working with (sub) tropical trees


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I am interested in speaking with anyone with experience working with (sub) tropical trees. How does pruning differ? How do you deal with soils etc.

 

If you know of a discussion site for arborist that covers this sort of work I would like to hear about it (Australia maybe?).

 

I have been asked to do some consulting work and have some specific questions about dealing with Ficus macrophylla and microphylla and the alleviation of compacted soils beneath these trees.

 

Please reply by PM.

 

Thanks

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