Gano on Plane in US

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

You can see this situation in many a fine old oak colonised by say I. dryadeus growing on alluvial soils, burrowed into by moles and rabbits indicating no poor rooting conditions, quiet the reverse in fact.

 

The body language does not 100% give you the evidence to make the claim.

[treeseer]

Tony, the 'site language' tells me of probable poor rooting conditions. This is not being litigated, and your bar of 100% certainty is too high, even for that realm, or anywhere outside a house of worship.

 

If you have another thought on how that vascular discontinuity process might be slowed, I'm all ears. The pruning dose will have to be higher if that continues unabated, wouldn't you say?