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Tree Care
In the modern world of soil compaction and environmental pollution, tree health and life expectancies tend to increase with responsible cultivation practices. For example, they are more likely to maintain proper form and growth if the particular planting, pruning, spraying and watering needs are met. Contributors typically want to know about a tree's planting depth and width, potential pests and stresses, pruning and watering schedules, and treatment options.
1,032 Questions
Too much watering queen palm tree will make roots rotten?
Yes, it will. remember that Queen Palms are meant to be a tropical plant and are used to not having copious amounts of water
the planting substrute you used may be too dry to absorb water. take the pot and place it in a big bowl of water with the water about a cm below the edge of the potted plant. keep it over night and see if it helps. if it does remove it from the water and start watering normaly.
How much do you cut off on an interior door?
It depends on the purpose. Bathroom and bedroom doors are best with 1/2" clearance. Closets can be more.
You need to know the highest point of the floor in the swinging radius of the door.
You can find out like this:
# Swing the door to the point with the least amount of space between it and the door bottom.
# Make a mark on the door at the desired clearance. # Draw a straight line across the door bottom and cut.
What is another name for peripheral vascular bypass?
A peripheral vascular bypass, also called a lower extremity bypass
Can you remove tree roots from a soak away pipe?
Yes, usually easiest to dig and cut from the outside first , then use a snake with cutter attachment inside the pipe.
How far does the root system of the pencil pine extend?
is the root sysytem to a pencil pine destructive
Who is liable for tree root damage?
owener of property tree is on The owner of the property where the tree is on.
In the state of Pennsylvania is the owner of a tree liable for root damage to a neighbor's sewer?
It actually depends upon what type of municipal ordinance (if any) is in place that pertains to the issue. When it pertains to sewer lines it is often not the tree roots that caused the original damage; but that the line was already ruptured and allowed roots to enter. The generaly consensus is of common law in which the land owner has no duty to those outside his property to correct natural conditions. There is also the legal presumption that the neighbor whose property has been infringed on has the option of "self-help" to correct the problem. This does not mean the person whose property has been damaged cannot pursue litigation, simply that it is unlikely they will be successful. The best option might be to speak with the owner of the property and try to come to an equitable agreement, perhaps sharing the cost of repairs.
How deep are 30 yr old birch tree roots?
No one answer will answer this question.
What type of soil is it planted in? Where is it's water source?
If it has to pass rock to obtain water, then it could be 10 or 20 meters.
If it is planted next to or within a grass lawn, the roots will spread across the lawn. In this scenario, the roots will be found on the surface or just under the surface, under 6 inches in depth. You may find an occasional branch root of a surface (or near surface) root which goes down a foot.
What is another name for peripheral neuropathy?
Ah, isn't that a lovely question? Peripheral neuropathy is sometimes also known as nerve damage, dear friend. It's like a gentle whisper from nature, reminding us to take care of our bodies and seek help if we need it. Just like adding a happy little tree to a painting, understanding the different names for things can help us navigate our health journey with peace and clarity.
When do you prune a hazelnut tree?
Pruning is typically done in the dormant season, winter. It's good to start after harvest and finish before the weather starts to warm up in the spring. Try and finish by April.
Purple plum like fruits not a plum?
And...it doesn't matter...
Thats like saying why did they call and a chicken a chicken!"
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What is another name for cervical conization?
It is also known as a cone biopsy or cold knife cone biopsy.
Why are the leaves of tibouchina tree turning yellow?
Is Epsom salt good for Tibichina Tree with a lot of flowers but drooping leaves?
What will happen if you cut some of the roots around the tree?
It simply depends on how many you decide to cut away. A few roots will not severly harm the tree, yet a dozen or more could result in the death or rotting of the tree.
Questions? Post them on sweetnicole27 's wall.
cut along your property line its legall and your neighbor cant say a thing about it.
Why are orange trees often sprayed with water?
Because the water freezes and puts a layer of ice on the fruit. This ice acts like an insulating blanket, protecting the plant from the colder than freezing temperatures that causes cellular wall damage that destroys the skin on the fruit and eventually the whole fruit.
"As the water freezes on the leaves, it gives off heat protecting the tree. The ice can also form an insulation barrier." Close, but not quite. What the orange growers are relying on is a thermodynamic property (in this case, of water) called latent heat of fusion. Basically, since water can exist in its solid and liquid form simultaneously ONLY at 32° F, it will stay at that temperature until it is all frozen. So for a short-lived cold snap, this strategy can protect one's orange trees by having the sprayed-on water freeze essentially instead of the orange. But if it stays below freezing for an extended period, the oranges will freeze, too.
