Interesting Biomechanics

[andrew t]

Just like a flying buttress

 

 

 

 

..........some canker

 

 

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Is that prunus got some bad root gurdeling going on.

[RobArb]

like that birch:thumbup:

 

trees under certain stresses do the most wonderful things to compensate:thumbup1:

[andrew t]

Is the swollen area on the betula a spheroplast sorry about shocking spelling.

[RobArb]

sphaeroblast:biggrin: (sorry)

 

no its a canker, i think.. caused by something entirely different:biggrin:

[andrew t]

sphaeroblast:biggrin: (sorry)

 

no its a canker, i think.. caused by something entirely different:biggrin:

 

Yeah i had to look again on the second look i could see its a canker because its not an even shape really must work on my spell

ing.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Yeah i had to look again on the second look i could see its a canker because its not an even shape really must work on my spell

ing.

 

dont let anyoneget you down over spelling fella, I dont even try meself half the time, its only a chat like in the pub, anyone gets funny about it flick a salty peanut in their eye!

[RobArb]

hence the smiley face and (sorry)

 

i don't mean anything by it when i tease about spelling, just like to be exact thats all, ignore me:thumbup:

 

and tony's right, he can't spell for toffee:001_tt2:

[David Humphries]

I believe spelling is 'very' important on the site. (although I'm guilty of some howlers myself at times )

 

keep the slack stuff for the chat room.

 

Potential employers have what ever you say here as record for ever.

 

We're not roofers you know

 

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Is that prunus got some bad root gurdeling going on.

 

 

Street planted cherrys are often girdled like this Andrew

 

From what I can gather, the Americans appear to deal with this type of issue more than we do here in the UK.

 

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[arbwork]

birch in stockgrove park nr. leighton buzzard / mk