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    EAB--What's the biggest drenchable size tree?

    We don't have a lot of ash but the green bug has arrived nonetheless. From what I read and hear, drenching works on smaller trees but larger trees have to be injected for effective control. Is this true? Why or why not? What diameter is the threshold? I have a few big ash trees under my...
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    Veteran Tree Certs--Practicing and Consulting

    Here's what they are up to in Europe. Totally compatible with ANSI, ZTV, BS3998, QTRA, TRAQ, LANTRA, and the rest. If you have thoughts on either of these to share, they are taking comments this month...
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    Reduction Cuts = Retrenchment Pruning

    Yesterday I climbed a baldcypress that is under transmission lines so it's in an ongoing court battle. The tree's response to last year's pruning puts the lie to the myth that reduction cuts to buds and small laterals aka "footing cuts" will trigger wild sprouting and rampant decay. Last June...
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    Basking Ridge Oak Removal Begins?

    This was the saddest aerial inspection I have ever done. A fruitless search for signs of arboreal life. I'm surprised they are talking about taking the whole thing down. Leaving the bottom 20' as a vine prop seemed like a good idea...
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    LANTRA Tree Inspection

    Has anyone taken this 3-day course? Or the 1-day survey course? https://www.lantra.co.uk/awards/prod...ion-ita-course
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    "Shigo V-Cut"

    I've been pruning trees for 50 years, but just heard this term for the first time. Anyone know what it means? Never saw where Shigo used the term, but i might have missed something.
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    Pruning is 68x Cheaper than Removal

    Remove or Retain? Keep or Kill? I'm doing ta cost/benefit analysis involved in these decisions, on street trees for instance. So far it looks like pruning a tree is 68 times cheaper than replacing it. In very general numbers. if it cost $500 to prune a mature tree, and it needs pruning again in...
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    Pruning is 68x Cheaper than Removal

    delete; duped!
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    US Pruning Standard draft revision

    2008. topping: Reduction of tree size using internodal cuts without regard to tree health or structural integrity. Topping is not an acceptable pruning practice. 2015 (proposed). topping: Excessive reduction of tree size by cutting live branches and leaders to stubs, without regard to long-term...
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    Payment by credit cards

    In the past, I've spurned solicitations to get enabled to get paid with plastic, but a big insurance company prefers to pay via MasterCard. I prefer not to wait 2+ weeks for $X,XXX.XX so I'm asking: What's the best way to set this up?
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    PNW-ISA Sep 20-23, 2015

    http://us1.forward-to-friend.com/forward/show?u=5a601babc211bbbd9e8e42486&id=65a8125619 Brian French, Scott Baker and other practical arborists will do their best to present interesting and useful information. :rockhard:
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    KY ISA October 22-23 2015

    Starting and finishing the day talkin bout standard practices: 10 a.m. Regenerating Hollow Trees for Life: Using International Pruning Standards: Hollowing benefits trees naturally, by recycling waste products, losing weight, and gaining flexibility--internal decay is their friend! See how easy...
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    www.citizensrooted.com

    While watching the news I heard about two trees, a willow and a dawn redwood, at 1514 and 1516 Brooks Avenue in Raleigh. The trees grew near the electric wires, so the utility claimed the right to remove them. The willow’s owner resisted, and the utility failed to make their case for removal...
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    PNW-ISA, September 2015

    Pacific Northwesters, I hope to see you in Bend, Oregon, September 20-22, 2015! Here's the program: https://pnwisa.org/event/forces-change-atc-2015-bend-oregon/ 1. Tree Academy Sunday, September 20, 2015, 1-5:00 p.m. Forcing Change to Large Trees: Smaller, Safer, Natural Can we preserve the...
  15. treelooker

    FREE CEUs March 3 Richmond VA

    Just a headsup for folks in this area: 6:30 pm I'm doing 2 hours on Structural Pruning Street Trees for a Tree Stewards group, Tuesday, March 3rd, at the Roundhouse in Byrd Park. A splendid time is guaranteed for all! For the benefit of Mr. Kite. ;)
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    Mississippi 2015 Tree Care Show

    It’s been a good year for football in Mississippi, so we’re kicking off our 2015 speaking schedule in Meridian, January 15-16. Thursday morning’s arboreal edutainment, featuring a variety of presenters and gear, will range from a Detective’s Dirty Work, to Valuing Veterans. Friday you can try...
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    US IPM Standard: Pro-Poison, Pro-Big Business

    After Monday August 25, Public Comments on the Integrated Pest Management Part 10 Draft will not be accepted. This is your last chance to advocate for a balanced IPM Standard that gives equal attention to cultural and biological means of managing pests. If you are happy having our industry...
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    Steel Cables + Aesculus + 38+ years = ...

    No worries, apparently. Past owner saw them in 1976 when moving in. No signs of maintenance in the interim. 2014: the first cable looks quite new, the second had raveled one turn of the splice, which we 'remedied' by vinyl tape and circular clamps. Response growth is quite striking. One leader...
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    Standard Pruning, Super Results! A Webinar

    Colleagues, I will be presenting a webinar called Standard Pruning, Super Results! June 18 Wednesday at 12 noon EST, UTC -5:00. We will look at case studies of successfully managing high-risk trees around the world, and the science and the standards behind the practice of retrenchment pruning...
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    Fattest Oak in Europe in Trouble

    Extreme tree needs extreme arb aka what i do on my vacations... http://www.historictreecare.com/the-kvill-oak-the-broadest-oak-trunk-in-europe/kvill-oak-report-140610-copy/
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