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Thank you james. That is a discrepancy. One is talking about soil/roots, the other tree/trunk. I see that it is not clear when you read it. I'll fix it for future reports. love nick

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50% costa rican...what can I say!

For your reading pleasure, here is the text from the "report" I gave the client. =========================================== Tree Inspection for name/address omitted Nick Araya, ISA Certified Arborist # WE-7751A. On the morning of February 16, 2009, I inspected two Eucalpytus globulus (blue...

I would gladly go to court on that statement. Consider the circumstance: Neighbor threatens to sue to have the tree removed. Imagine someone came into your yard and told you to cut one of your trees down. Is it up to the neighbor's lawyer to decide who has to cut what tree down? Hell no...

This was the approach I took. I am also going to recommend she get her lawyer ready, just in case. And yes- treading carefully is important. love nick

I couple is looking to buy a house. The house has 2 bluegum eucs (E. globulus) on the south side, about 60-80' tall, only spreading about 20' each, both with over very little deadwood, one with codom stems starting about 20' up. Overall, trees look good, show no signs of decay at the bottom...