Tree Care

No, they do not have to post internally. The policies of a company are up to them.

is the royal poincicana deciduous

its probably dead but wait and see.

you stick as much of the tree branch in the ground as you can then cut the part that's sticking out off so there's only a small stump left then water as much as you deam nesisary and wait.

Introduction of and support for natural predators and use of botanical and chemical controls are ways to treat lime trees for aphids. Treatment by natural enemies focuses upon such voracious aphid-eaters as ladybugs and syrphid flies. Botanical controls include horticultural oils against eggs and insecticidal soaps against immature and mature stages whereas chemical controls at their eco-friendliest list as active ingredients pyrethroids.

Just as your body produces a scab when you cut or scrape your skin, trees secrete sap or gum to protect against infection and pests.

This is impossible to answer as it depends how good he is.

Some trees are covered by Tree Preservation Orders (the name may vary from country to country) It is illegal to fell or prune trees in an area so covered without permission. If the trees are not covered and in and in your neighbours' garden then there is nothing you can do.

Check with your local authority or local council. They may have local laws about this.

no

The first step in pruning a travelers palm is to trim off any brown leaves or suckers. Next, any outer leaves can be pruned to keep it from spreading.

too much water or not enough water

lack of nitrogen

needs microelements like iron, zinq, magnezium

too much sun

I have used 4" - 6" strips of dark aluminum window screening spiraled onto branches and trunks where sapsuckers had severely damaged the bark, securing it with lightweight hairpins or thin nails at the top end of the spiral. These are inserted much like a safety pin and do not go into the bark. The friction of the screening keeps it in position along the branch. The only downside is that after several years, if the tree is growing, the screening may need to be released and loosened, but it can be kept largely in place.

The screening is visually almost negligible, especially compared to burlap or tree wrap, and it allows air and moisture to flow naturally over the bark. I have never found insect, fungal or bacterial problems because of the good air circulation and exposure to natural light. The bark in both cases has healed over completely.

My affected trees (so far) were apple and cornelian cherry dogwood (Cornus mas). These are smaller trees which could be wrapped using only a stepladder.

You can prune it but the symmetrical shape that makes it attractive will be wrecked. If you do prune only tip prune.

because they want to

You could cut a ring all the way around it through the bark. A chainsaw is easiest but a handsaw, hatchet or axe works too.

http://forestry.about.com/

You can chemically treat and kill trees

Go to Dr. Bonnie Appletons webpage and click on how to kill a tree -

http://www.treelink.org/docs/appleton_posters.php

Copper nails will do the trick also.

a small leaf is called microphyll, that's the scientific term

When politician works for the interest

Cosmos need alot of sun and minimally healthy soil. With all the sun you must water them. You can try a superbloom type plant food because your soil might be short in nutrients.

Yes. Fire kills all trees.

It really depends on how bad the tree is burned.

Cutting the connection between the part growing up the tree and the top of the roots and then eliminating the roots are ways to kill trunk-climbing ivy without killing the dogwood (Cornus spp) so affected. The roots may be removed by equipment, hand, or pesticide.

Grass is an example of a leaf that grows from the base. Leaves that do this are better able to cope with being grazed.

When transplanting yucca, it's generally not recommended to cut the root, as this can stress the plant and hinder its growth. Instead, carefully dig up the root system to preserve as much of the root ball as possible. If the root is too large for the new location, consider trimming only the outer roots without cutting the main taproot. Always ensure the new planting site has well-draining soil and adequate sunlight for successful establishment.

the rubber plantation need a large supply of skilled labour for various operrations involved in cultivation , trapping ,collection of latex & its processing.

tap root