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colwoodlandcare
Been watching this redwood from the place I work. It's on the neighbours property. Every year it's been in more and more decline and now has a slight lean on towards my customers property.
The old tree officer said to them it was fine and re spouting but I can say there has been none of that.
At its current rate of decline in 3 years there will be nothing left. Will it manage to stay up or after it has died will it start falling appart?
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