weird oak

[Yorkshireman]

took loads of ivy of this yesterday

[David Humphries]

took loads of ivy of this yesterday

 

That's some serious adaptive growth going on there Iain.

Be real interesting to do further investigation on the Trunk base.

 

 

Is it on main road verge or private, what's with all the holes in the soil?

 

 

 

D

 

 

 

 

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[Mesterh]

Quick chop it down those burr's will be worth a few bob

[Yorkshireman]

the trial pits are due to some recent works where a trench wen through that area , so investigations as to root damage disturbance.

 

might try the thermal imaging on this one !!

 

its location is in a busy private car park

[Ian C]

put it back on quick, looks bloody awful now LOL

[D Mc]

Over here I would be thinking Agrobacterium tumefaciens, a worldwide soil borne bacteria with a wide host range.

 

Soooooooo, this looks like a nonwoodland area, nonnaturalized, what's with the fracture pruning?

 

Dave

[Log-ologist]

took loads of ivy of this yesterday

 

 

I've never seen Ivy up a palm tree.

[Yorkshireman]

Over here I would be thinking Agrobacterium tumefaciens, a worldwide soil borne bacteria with a wide host range.

 

Soooooooo, this looks like a nonwoodland area, nonnaturalized, what's with the fracture pruning?

 

Dave

 

No fracture pruning, that was dead wood

[D Mc]

No fracture pruning, that was dead wood

 

Ah well, my apologies then. I saw the line in the tree and what appeared to have been some work done. With the picture having been taken, I thought perhaps you were finished.

 

Dave

[Yorkshireman]

Ah well, my apologies then. I saw the line in the tree and what appeared to have been some work done. With the picture having been taken, I thought perhaps you were finished.

 

Dave

 

Nah

 

it was time to go to the chippy