tree79
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Hard to tell from the photo. but from a power line point of view, the clearance isn't sufficient (not statuary clearance), and from a safety point of view they would still be concerned even its out side of there statuary clearance. Again hard to tell, but it may require a shut down on the power line. I would interested to see when the tree was last inspected and what has been record for it, hard to say if its unsafe, but given the fact of the large defect, close proximity to the overhead power line, possible high target area in the school, and its not greatest shape I wouldn't have many concerns about removing the tree. No reason why the school and kids cant plant a new tree else?
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poplar?? maybe
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Hi Just wondering if any has a copy of 'Hilliers Designer Guide' Be trying to get one from them, but they say they have none at the moment. Willing to pay for one or a copy of one(within reason) Pm me if you can help please Many thanks Tree
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Flammunlia isn't to much to worry about but armillaria would be a problem for the tree and its location. really grateful for your help and advice
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OK great thank you
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Hi all not sure if this is armillaria. Did wounder about flammulina or pholiota. There an area at the Base which decayed, old remains present. the fruiting bodies are at 2m on the stem, looks like an old wound, but the bark is lifting.
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Thanks for all your. This will be one a revisit next summer
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Yeah it's a intestine one, I've about 30 so far. I have tried research this but can't find much on grafting Many thanks for all your help though tree
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Hi the brown leaf is from the Crown this photo is off the root stock
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Hi came across this and unsure what tree id it is. it's grafted onto sorbus stock and has buds like beech. sorry winter pics arent great
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Hi there Not sure this is what your looking for but I have for sale 'arcgis 9' I purchased this early this year but I've got back to full time employment so no longer require it. Let me know your thoughts Tree
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I'm syston
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I have just started my L6 it's still early days but the work load is hard and easy to under estimate. For me L6 is more relative to my work. The down side at the moment is there is a issue with the chartered foresters but I did believe Dave Dowson will resolve the issue.
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I use resibond from greentech the seem the cheapest. Depending on your budget and your requirements the precast resibond which sits on a mesh grill is far better but costs a lot more.
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I lost my pti cert and because it's was originally issued with an error (they put expiry date on it) I got a new one for free
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Heres a few pics I got last year. on a snake bark maple. I have seen it a lot of acers, pop, hawthorn, sorbus and robina.
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looks like box elder, acer negundo I would say
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Hi here, welcome to arbtalk why do you think its dead on 1 side at the base?, and im not convinced that those marking are characteristics of fungi either. Not sure if that is fibre bucking, I haven't seen much to be honest. Is the second stem included? Crown reduction may be the way to go, ideally if you was going to remove it, you would of do so before the fence was done. think a little further investigation may be the way go to try and establish the facts. Be interesting to see other people thoughts ATB Tree
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Hi all Does any one know where I can find information on grafting ornamental trees. What I'm looking for is root stock choices and compatible with the sion. What do commercial nurseries use? Any help would be great Many thanks Tree
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Looks like hazel
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Yes I did wounder, not seen one for a long time but nor sure on the buds
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Hi all not sure what this tree is? All help is welcome many thanks tree
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Hi Just wondering if any ones owns a set of RHS Encyclopedia of Conifers books. Looking a buying them, but wanted to know if people think there good value for money (at £90) many thanks tree
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I work with both. Its nice to be able work in both sectors, where are you based?
