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Basswood replied to the thread A new path for Chestnut restoration?.I think there was some drama around Darling 54. something about a mistake in the genetics at the lab leaving some questions about... -
Hey gang, The discussion of Alamo/QP has brought in a number of new people to Treebuzz. that is great. But there is something that I...
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Basswood replied to the thread Propiconazole trunk injections?.It’s more of a macro injection, you might be able to do it in multiple tanks. I’d consider doing arbotect instead as it’s much longer...
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In my experience with hypox is it’s generally a secondary issue
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Basswood replied to the thread Beech Leaf Disease.Worth noting, and this is not relevant to the last images that are clearly BLD, spring aphid damage is often mistaken for BLD. These...
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Basswood replied to the thread Beech Leaf Disease.Definitely BLD, fairly advanced level with the crinkling and heavy galling. Best way to diagnose is to look from below with sunlight...
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University of Minnesota has found ways to cause insect killing fungal infections among Emerald Ash Borer. One of only a few possibly...
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The phomopsis I've seen in the past has usually started by killing tips before moving to the rest of the branches. This just seemed to...
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Basswood replied to the thread What's killing arborvitae?.Last few years have seen alot of established arbs die. Most alarming was a screen of 45’ green giants blocking a huge parking lot, just...
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Basswood replied to the thread I'm growing the PHC side of my business. How can I better utilize my one-ton service truck?.I’d consider a larger nurse tank, with two small mixing tanks (30-50gal), mounted to the rails. You could build out a frame so it’s not...
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Basswood replied to the thread helmet with mesh visor.I have a clear face shield for my Kask. They’re set up is so damn stupid to put any kind of visor/shield on, but it is a good shield.
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Basswood replied to the thread Cable hardware question.I’d go direct if possible with the unions on that tree. Way less components to potentially fail.
