Paul Cleaver
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Everything posted by Paul Cleaver
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don't get it confused with the tree slug:001_smile:
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there slimey and breed really fast -can envelop a mature tree in about a week - also known as a strangler slug:001_smile:
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fungi? but fungi grow in fields:001_smile:
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true - offset I should have said
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wound paints have been proven to do no good - however if youblow torch the wound this will kill any bacteria and tree slugs, which are the main causes of decay in trees.
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good one - did you put a protection log by the post?
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fell the conifers and let nature take its course -
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nice work John - it didn't look a massive tree, just wondering did you really needed the crane.
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Redwood die back.
Paul Cleaver replied to colwoodlandcare's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
if your sure its starting to lean then its dangerous - no doubt - when it falls is a lottery but the danger signs are there - Get an arborist in to confirm this with a report then contact the tree officer. -
Redwood die back.
Paul Cleaver replied to colwoodlandcare's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
honey fungus can kill these trees - unusual for such a big tree I know but true - better have a look round the roots - the old tree officer needs to retire. get an arborist to do so -
naturally is his best album - an influential artist
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yeh beech coccus - not a heavy infestation - some fairy liquid (diluted) will sort it out
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good value for money:thumbup1:
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I thought I had a thrust baring was going on my Mitzy L200 (noisy until deploy clutch) but it turned out to be the gear box - bitch
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poss sun scorch to exposed limbs if over prunned
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seen it before - took a pic this time
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Rupes got a good sensible approach - I would add - get a back log of private jobs lined up- advertise in advance as a business would do - get a feel for the market in your area - then if it looks good - go for it
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has any organisation ever done a summer branch drop information gathering project? - if not I think it would be a great idea - with all the information we would probably have a better understanding
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ive seen a white pop develop a substantial crack during some very high temperatures a few years ago - i think moisture is a key factor
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eating popcorn:lol:
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I remember back in 1991 we had record temperatures - the only time ive ever had water roped up to me - at 49 yrs old im a northern poofter now and im not doing any big reductions this weather:001_tt2:
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hot today - small job only thankfully - Ive got a big reduction in a couple of weeks - if its this hot not doing it
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bitten last week - right hand was the size of shreks
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and I prefer a Brazilian on a woman:thumbup1:
