eucalyptus die back

[Urubaen]

i guess its just going to be a case of wait and see. would't fancy taking down a dead eucalyptus in some old dears back garden.

[dan494]

i guess its just going to be a case of wait and see. would't fancy taking down a dead eucalyptus in some old dears back garden.

 

Hmm, thats exactly what I did on monday..

[Rich Rule]

Not noticed it round here. I dismantled a large one yesterday and the leaves were green.

[Dave D]

Not noticed it round here. I dismantled a large one yesterday and the leaves were green.

 

so youve possibly just murdered the last remaining healthy euc in the country? shame on you:sneaky2:

[Joy Yeomans]

two felled last week and their bark was peeling off the stem in long lengths

[Nick B]

I have taken 3 down in the last week no sign of life in them at all not even any sap

One had split open at the base in 3 places, not many round here with green leaves on them

[rammer]

how are the cordyline your way? 98% dead in lincolnshire dozens/week

 

not many healthy looking cordies,or euc round here (south lancs) either:confused1:

[Mesterh]

Felled a dead one, seen plenty more that look dead but also a few that have no signs at all of frost damage.

 

Wonder if its certain species that are more susceptible?

[Brett]

two felled last week and their bark was peeling off the stem in long lengths

 

i did 2 last week also, bark had split, no sap, not even euc smell

[WoodED]

not many healthy looking cordies,or euc round here (south lancs) either:confused1:

 

same down here mate,,