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Ludanella

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    <p>Dear Ludanella,</p>

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    <p>Just read your thread about the beech tree. I am a tree surgeon/consultant and work near Scarborough often. If you need advice about the tree just drop me a message.</p>

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    <p>All the best</p>

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    <p>Tom</p>

     

  2. Hi Thanks for your replies. The tree seems otherwise healthy. It is close to houses if it does fall. The growths at present are not very large. Will pass on the information as the tree belongs to my parents. It has in the past had it's crown reduced and some branches cut back. Nicky
  3. Hi We have a mature beech tree which is over 90 years old. The tree has 2 smooth, white fungal growths on the trunk. If at all possible, we want to keep the tree. Initial advice we have had is that the tree has to go. To use this is unthinkable. We would like to see if there are any alternatives. Any advice gratefully received. Thanks in advance. Nicky

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