Tree Care

no because you can restrict you legs of blood causing damage to the blood vessels in your legs or you could even lose a toe or 2

Try dapping Methylated spirit onto the scale insect direct with a cotton bud.

There are reports of goats having been poisoned by eating the berries of white cedars but only when that is the only forage available.

the main thing you need is to make sure the cambium layer of the scion touches the cambium layer or the rootstock and that they dont dry up. look up grafting in google, there are some good on line simple guides to do it your self.

Two varieties are Cottonwood and Mulberry

Interesting question, especially because strawberries are a plant and not a tree... but know that seeds you eat go through a process... of elimination. That process includes digestive juices which are acids made in the stomach to break down what we eat. During the digestive process, seeds are bulk fibre that is eliminated into the intestines and pooped out.

Well i do know that you can make crab apple jam or jelly. Hope that helps your question.

A Japanese Maple should only be pruned if absolutely neccessary. Any dead wood should be cut away or any branches that spoil the shape. Otherwise leave it alone.

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You should not remove fruit until it is ripe. Blossoms will produce the next fruit.

Success with keeping them off is not my area of expertise, but my neighbor has this machine called a Baganut. It picks up the balls when they fall. I tried it and it was real easy, took me a couple hours to clear up two trees worth. No bending over too.

Any how, their website is www.baganut.com. Check it out.

No. Mulberry leaves are not at all toxic to chickens. They contain a variety of vitamins and nutrients, and have no anti-nutritional factors or compounds which are toxic to humans or chickens.

no, they could stand in their own shadow. it's a good "if" question. If there was no air, would you drown?

In Alaska kinda slow compared to Florida.. == == Red wood slower then grass roots I would imagine

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It is the maker of the Carefree and Bubble Yum brands

A person who grows trees is called an arborist or a silviculturist.

In a cool greenhouse that can mimic temperatures of native habitat

A yucca will grow with a single straight stem unless the growing point is damaged either by frost or physical damage. Therefore if you want it to grow as a clump(multistemmed) cut out the growing point.

The electric company/phone company. If you have a concern with the trees/shrubs growing into the wires comtact them and let them know they'll send someone out to look at it

11/16/11: This is not accurate - The electric company trims trees from their "PRIMARY" overhead lines (those usually highest up on the poles). However, at least in Pennsylvania, they do NOT trim trees from "secondary" lines or the lines going from the pole to your house. Furthermore, the phone company does no tree or shrub trimming whatsoever. I know, as I just reported tree limbs on a Verizon phone line and was told it's my problem. They'll fix the line after the tree limb brings it down, but evidently are not interested in preventing a problem.

Yes

Like any tree can they apply pressure to your foundation until it gives.

It would be early in Spring, before the tree buds out, April or May. Any time the tree is dormant, the leaves are off, you can trim it easily with little harm to the tree. If you must do it in summer, wait until after the tree has flowered.

I think you may be talking about the Kurume Azaleas . They are small evergreen shrubs that prefer a alkaline soil so a top dressing of peat annually will do no harm.

Its called sensible logging.

Plenty of sunlight and soil that drains