I was with a crew being shown a clearing job up in the Berkshires when we ran into this big ole sleeping black bear in a mess of vines. Needless to say the job was postponed.
This is great. I’d get good pics of both those trees to share with clients to help visually show what you’ve done when selling this kind of work. Thanks for keeping this updated.
I’m not a fan of maple species as street trees.
London Plane seems to always do great.
Ginkgo is excellent especially if you can avoid co dominant leaders with included bark.
Honey locust do well but require a bit of maintenance to avoid that mess.
Hardy rubber tree is a rarity but I’ve...
Cool to see this thread pop back up from when I was nerding out heavily on this stuff. Here’s one I did at my parents place from now 5 years ago on a Cottonwood that lost a lead due to a canker. There has since been a fair amount of epicormics around the bird house which I need to go clean up.
Yeah I’d like to do a barrier at some point. They are far from the house but I do want to keep them from encroaching much further they are into a nice row of Rhododendron I have. Actually thinking about a paclo application
Just bought a house and we have a hedge of bamboo. As much as I’d like to kill it I think I’ll try managing it as it is good privacy. Aside from digging up the rhizomes has anyone found an herbicide that works well but not so systemic that it will kill the whole grove? I was thinking Cheeta pro...
Those are the types of statements in arboriculture that infuriate me. Shame on TCIA and tempted to write them about it. This industry needs real accountability.
Wandering through Brooklyn seeing a man about some Paw Paw’s I came across this pretty damn nice oak tree in a park. I’m thinking Turkey Oak, Quercus cerris. What do you all think?