Tree Care

Trees all have root systems that are invasive to a degree: some are worse than others. notoriously bad are cherry and willow - both have roots taht are quite close to surface and that increase in girth causing heave. Choose small varieties that have smaller systems, avoid cherry, willow, poplar, alder and other high-water take-up trees, choose drought-tolerant varieties. Another option is to lay your paving to accommodate tree roots - use a root barrier, or use a base layer of Amsterdam soil or other granualar material that will be less affected by roots. If the paving is impervious, roots will not favour growing below them anyway, unless is it a narrow area that roots can grow underneath to reach a favourable rooting area the other side.

Cherry Blossoms are some of the most beautiful flowers, coming in bright colors. The Cherry Blossom tree in full bloom, during the arrival of spring, is one of the most beautiful sights to behold.The Cherry Blossom is so popular that festivals are celebrated in its honor- the Cherry Blossom Festival, celebrated in the months of March and April.

Bury the white part of the offshoot in dirt and water it like a normal cactus or yucca. Also a rooting hormone like Green Light might help.

I dunno if a ficus is a tree but i know ica is a ficus.

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Ficus is the rubber tree family.

remove the dead limb all the way to the base

You need to leave green material on any shoot you cut as leylandii will not regrow from brown wood.

You should not need to prune a young tree unless it needs balanced. A trees best shape is its natural shape.

I don't know why they are wasting but the only thing which I know is that they are doing wrong because it is harmful for the environment trees are also the main source of protecting the nature and environment.

because it is their own properties

The main reason lumber is primarily cut in the winter is that the ground is frozen, which allows access for heavy logging equipment with limited damage to the soil. Also, winter cut logs have tight bark, which is an advantage to protect against bug infestation for logs that sit a long time before processing, but with cold weather and since sap is not running, bugs are usually a minimal threat. Tight bark remaining on the edges of boards can be a design attribute for plank style lumber, however, usually the logs are debarked as a matter of course.

It is the small fiberous roots that get the nutrients and water from the soil, the larger roots are mainly for transporting the nutrients and water up to the tree. Each of the roots is responsible for a certain part of the tree. So if you were to cut off some roots, only the parts of the tree that they served would be affected.

Hi My Hazelnut Tree (5 years old) has within a week suddenly developed dry, curled up leaves. Approximately 90% of the leaves on the tree tree have been effected. I have pruned these branches, but wonder what I can do to treated the rest of the tree and also what has caused this to happen. Look forward to all your answers. Catherine

A tree gap is a natural opening where trees have been killed. Primarily this occurs as a result of wind or fire, while the rest are usually due to herbivores. Tree gaps can also be a result of harvesting. Therefore tree gaps can be both man made and naturally occurring.

If the branch is not broken completely in two, it may be possible to wire something to keep it together and seal it with wax. There is the possibility that infection may set in and it will at least one season to heal. It may be best to remove the branch to save the tree.

Yes, cedar is better to use for durability and longer lasting. Pine is soft, whether treated or not, and usually much cheaper to purchase. In the long run cedar is the better choice.

But although cedar is better, it also depends on what you need it for... If your doing craft and its not going to be weathered or battered around pine is better. Treated pine is good for craft work as it is easier to shape, bend and can hold a lot of weight.

Cedar is used if you want to make something that last longer, like a table or chair. You don't want pine chairs to snap when you sit on them...

You can trim the mimosa tree in the spring or fall. They are extremely hardy and take well to pruning.

A native North American plant found on hills and in forests located at high levels. It is found from Ontario, Canada to Maine to the southern states of Georgia and Missouri.

I planted a pink dogwood in the spring and have fertlized and water all summer. It is very dry in Tennessee in August so I have watered nearly every day but not flooded the tree. In the spring I used a tree spike (following directions carefully) to fertilize and since then I have used about 1 tsp of garden sulfur over a two month period. Though the tree has shown new growth, the leaves turn brown and curl on the end. Help! I love flowering tress and certainly want this one to be as healthy as the others in my gardens.

Thanks for any information.

Ann

Probably not. Hollies are, in my experience, damnably hard to kill. Zombies of the plant world.

There are no known viruses that can be hosted by a tree. There are however parisites and Fungi that can be harmfull to any plant, shrub, or tree. The only example I know of where a tree might harbor a viruse is if a bark beetle was to by chance have the flu.

Well the answer is 25. That is because if there are 25 rings in the tree the tree is 25.Example:there are 19 rings in a tree stud then that means they are 19.

You make the hole extra wide. You make it deeper than the ball of earth that comes with the tree. You need to insert the tree and then be able to cover it with six inches of dirt. You will have to dig a hole and experiment, since we don't know the size of your tree or the size of the root ball.

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