Tree Care

At a guess, I'd say you pull the lever towards you, away from the chain bar.

Be sure to rake up all of the acorns that fall on the ground.

at least in my area the black is the excrement of pests on the plants. it can be mold or fungus, too. there are many many things it could be depending on the plant type and region. if you are looking for a specific answer, take a sample of the leaves in to a knowledgeable nursery (most likely a non-corporate nursery)

it needs to be old enough, big enough, water sunlight fertilization and pollination from a different plum tree via bees

Different plumcots have different specific pollinators. In addition to plums Goldkist and other apricots will cross polinate. The Santa Rosa plum tree and Burgundy plum tree are good pollinators as well.

Cherry trees can grown in sandy soil as long as their drainage is good. Trees will not do as well if the water remains after a few hours of no rain.

I just went to the tree store today and they quoted me $400 for a 15 foot shade tree with a 4 inch diameter trunk (at base).

The Afghan pine, which can be found in the valleys of the Himalayas, is able to live up to 300 years. The Afghan pine is also known as pinus eldarica.

Yes, however you need to be sure the soil is ready for a new tree. The stump from the previous tree should be removed, as well as the major old roots. Once you get the bulk of the stump out of the ground - the major tap-roots will become more obvious.. and you can pull those out. After that is all removed, line the bottom of the hole with compost and root treatment before planting the new sapling.

Gravity.

Trees and shrubs can be lightly pruned anytime in Florida. To minimize reduction of next year's flowers, prune spring-flowering plants such as azaleas, in late spring before the flower buds set for the next season.

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They release Carbon Dioxide.

yes

Barefoot Tree is a service for tree trimming, stump grinding, tree removal, and tree maintenance. Bare-root trees are trees whose roots are not planted in the soil. When planting a bare-root tree you must plant it during dormancy so that its roots can flourish.

Foxtail palm roots can be damaging to pipes. The roots expand and can harm pipes, and even lift cement at times.

In the summer the leaves of most trees dry up. The sun is very hot at this time and causes excessive heat which dries the leaves.

A Stihl 096 is a chainsaw. It is one of their most popular chainsaws for use when cutting down trees in residential areas.

of course it does, but not more than any other carbon fuel. Be sure your flue is open or your house will fill with smoke.

walnuts, of course. what they mean by that is they produce walnuts. Walnut trees produce generally in the light spring or the mid fall. The walnuts they do produce happen to be large in size often. Walnut trees produce by generating small walnut seeds in the early spring that follow into the summer. By mid fall, the walnuts have sprouted & become the fruit the tree is known for.

Yes, moss does begins a very, very large part of its life cycle only on the north side of trees in the US. However, after a very, very long time that the moss has established itself, I'm talking decades here, then the moss will take over the south side too. But not initially and it rarely lasts that long to take over both sides of a tree. It generally will perish first.

Moss grows on all sides of trees. It grows thickest on the north side because the north side doesn't get as much direct sunlight (If it gets any at all) And moss generally grows better in shaded areas.

If this is true that moss grows thickest on the north side of the tree, in the southern hemisphere the moss should then grow on the south side of the tree as the sun should pretty much always face the north side of the tree on trees below the equator.

A lemon can be used before it is ripe, but it will not have as much juice and be harder to squeeze. The ripeness of a lemon can be judged by its color, and it is ripe when no green tinge remains.

let it be, the tree will seal it self

My dad used to do this, only he cut trees down. . . He'd give an "estimate" usually her'd get around $600 to $1,000 dollars PER JOB.

It depends on the tree... People have used leaves for rolling joints with and been just fine, at the same, there are many toxic types of trees. As well as, people can be allergic to many different things.