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"Dead" Maple Tree
Hello,
We had a red maple in our backyard up until about a year ago. During a strong windstorm, the tree was blown over. Upon further inspection, the trunk was damaged from some type of insect or simply rotted out. Whatever the reason, I was devastated to see that our maple was no more. We live in a pretty new neighborhood, so even though this tree was only about 15 feet high with about a 10" diameter trunk, it was the biggest in our yard. I ended up disposing of the tree, but left the stump. After a long summer, lots of shoots had grown out of the stump. It now looks like a little bush. My question is this - is the new "tree" viable? Can I just let it go and it will grow into a new tree? Or will it cause problems in the future? Thanks in advance! Ryan -- Remove "yourpants" to reply! |
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