Trees Were Topped - Need Advice
Hello:
A beautiful grove of eucalyptus trees that lined my property were savagely attacked over the weekend. My neighbor had the entire canopy removed and cut many wounds. The trees were along a line near my property line, but I'm not sure who they belonged to. I'm trying to find an arborist to attest to the tree damages and a surveyor. I'm in the Los Angeles area. Any help or advice is appreciated. My wife and I are heartsick at having these trees destroyed by an unthinking neighbor. |
"Bruce Haring" wrote in message m... Hello: A beautiful grove of eucalyptus trees that lined my property were savagely attacked over the weekend. My neighbor had the entire canopy removed and cut many wounds. The trees were along a line near my property line, but I'm not sure who they belonged to. I'm trying to find an arborist to attest to the tree damages and a surveyor. I'm in the Los Angeles area. Any help or advice is appreciated. My wife and I are heartsick at having these trees destroyed by an unthinking neighbor. I am not sure I'd panic immediately. Eucaplyptus can take some formidable pruning and bounce back well. I recall some streetside eucs in Orange County (along the PCH no less!) that were pruned back to nubbins (no visible foliage remaining) to keep them out of overhead powerlines and 6 months later, they were back to almost the same height. Eucalyptus here in the PNW can be cut back to the ground by a hard winter and will regrow with amazing vigor, putting on 10-15 feet in the following season. When you say "cut many wounds", what exactly do you mean? pam - gardengal |
"Bruce Haring" wrote in message m... Hello: A beautiful grove of eucalyptus trees that lined my property were savagely attacked over the weekend. My neighbor had the entire canopy removed and cut many wounds. The trees were along a line near my property line, but I'm not sure who they belonged to. I'm trying to find an arborist to attest to the tree damages and a surveyor. I'm in the Los Angeles area. Any help or advice is appreciated. My wife and I are heartsick at having these trees destroyed by an unthinking neighbor. Is it safe to assume that you've ripped the neighbor a new asshole? |
Pam:
Thanks for your response. Our trees were also pruned back to nubbins and most of the branches were hacked off, leaving nothing but the nubs of branches. I will be absolutely amazed if the trees can ever resemble what they used to....but I'm encouraged by your comments. Appreciate it. Bruce I am not sure I'd panic immediately. Eucaplyptus can take some formidable pruning and bounce back well. I recall some streetside eucs in Orange County (along the PCH no less!) that were pruned back to nubbins (no visible foliage remaining) to keep them out of overhead powerlines and 6 months later, they were back to almost the same height. Eucalyptus here in the PNW can be cut back to the ground by a hard winter and will regrow with amazing vigor, putting on 10-15 feet in the following season. When you say "cut many wounds", what exactly do you mean? pam - gardengal |
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