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I know sycamore bark tends to peel, but I have 3 trees in my yard that are
raining bark. The leaves appear healthy, green, and under no stress. Any
ideas about what may be causing this, and if it is a problem?

Thanks,
Evans

Could just be a product of rapid growth.

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DS
"MonopTN" wrote in message
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I know sycamore bark tends to peel, but I have 3 trees in my yard that are
raining bark. The leaves appear healthy, green, and under no stress. Any
ideas about what may be causing this, and if it is a problem?

Thanks,
Evans

Good weather. Fast growth. Bark's peeling. Ditto what Don said.
Let us know if you see any leaves dropping or twisted-up
branches in the tree, then that might lead us to believe
something else is up.

Later,
Geoff Kegerreis

Timberline Forestry Consulting LLC

(formerly a Tennessee resident)

MonopTN wrote:

I know sycamore bark tends to peel, but I have 3 trees in my yard that are
raining bark. The leaves appear healthy, green, and under no stress. Any
ideas about what may be causing this, and if it is a problem?

Thanks,
Evans

10-4, thanks!
Evans

"Geoff Kegerreis" wrote in message
...
Good weather. Fast growth. Bark's peeling. Ditto what Don said.
Let us know if you see any leaves dropping or twisted-up
branches in the tree, then that might lead us to believe
something else is up.
Later,
Geoff Kegerreis
Timberline Forestry Consulting LLC
(formerly a Tennessee resident)
MonopTN wrote:
I know sycamore bark tends to peel, but I have 3 trees in my yard that are
raining bark. The leaves appear healthy, green, and under no stress. Any
ideas about what may be causing this, and if it is a problem?
Thanks,
Evans