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Hello all, I would like to ask if there is anything I can do about birch tree that looks like will be dead by next year? We got a house with a garden last year, many beautiful huge trees - including birch. Last year the birch tree didn't have leaves in the very top of the crown. This spring it seems that the no leaves area spread and is now a bigger half of the tree. We would like to rescue this tree, help to keep it standing if there is anything we can do about it? What would be the advice regarding such tree? Leave it, cut part of it, add some good feed to it? How dangerous is it to leave a dead tree standing, hazzard of falling? The only history we know is that the last owner, had a digger digging out about 1m of the ground near the tree about 2-3 years ago. They only interrupted less than a quarter of the land around the tree. Possibly not visible very well on the picture, but the bottom part of the tree, maybe 2-3 levels, has new leaves sprouting. The upper half of the tree looks dry Thank you for your advice. Jana -
One of the trees in my garden doesn’t seem to have survived the winter. See pix below: leaves are all brown whereas normally they are green. Is there any hope it will ever recover or should I get it removed now does anyone know? Does anyone know what it is by the way? The third photo is a kind of sapling which started growing beside it last year - any advice on that would also be welcome. Not sure if it’s the same sort of tree or something different - or whether I should remove that as well while it’s still small. Thanks for your help. This is my first post :-) Steph
