RobArb
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Yes, i can see them Its just heavy bud proliferation, a symptom of the type of tree unfortunately. Just keep your eyes open for crown die back over the coming years, for now the tree can cope (IMO)
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I know, but in general the panic created over a few snowflakes is ludicrous... The other countries with regular and heavy snow falls cope fine, and so should we...!
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Its snow, its not dangerous, it doesn't stop kids from going to school, it doesn't stop you from going to work, its no big furore.... oh, wait... We live in the UK...!!
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Only a wee bit different, as i left an old birds nest in that conny! That counts doesn't it!
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Acer triflorum then?
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That showed me:thumbup: Jumped the gun a bit early there:blush:
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Its bud proliferation, not an infection as such.. Yep, pics and i can "try" to advise:biggrin:
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Yep, hence the little cut ears just underneath:thumbup:
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Seen em on FB before, nice job:thumbup:
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Don't you just love it!
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Wouldn't worry about it then unless as stated the canker girdle the entire stem. The tree, Aesculus x carnia, is susceptible to heavy bud proliferation (which is what this is). It can look very unsightly but does no real harm unless the above mentioned girdling happens. The tree can survive with this for a good while until the cambium flow is disrupted. So, off one little photo, i would say "don't worry about it", but that is off one little photo so don't hold me to anything:001_tt2: And Rob, Ash...?
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I have no probs at all uploading pics on tapatalk, albeit on android:biggrin:
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Last job of the afternoon, was a pig to clamber through... "Sensitive" conifer reduction:lol:
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I used to go Fern jumping in my local woods down the steep hills, twas awesome!
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It's a Crataegus of some sort, would have to get the books out to define which
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Is it a red flowering horse chestnut? Aesculus x carnea?
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Awesome! You have the bestest job ever:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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What about this for a little tickle then:001_tt2: Coz that's just what we do!! Sent from my Galaxy S2
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You snooze you lose:lol: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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No problem, twas lucky I was on me dinner! Sent from my Galaxy S2
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Who? WorcsWuss:001_tt2: If someone where to report a post, who does it go to? Sent from my Galaxy S2
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Go for it anyway if you keen, maybe something could be worked out. No harm in asking:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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I wonder why:thumbup: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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Big Tree Measuring Expedition - Lincolnshire Saturday 12th Jan
RobArb replied to Dan Curtis's topic in Climbers talk
not on this laptop, need to get an external hard disc to retrieve pics off the non working PC at present
