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Rowan tree
Hi I have a rowan tree in my garden and the bark is badly split. During high
winds recently a large branch broke off and it was very dry and easy to break up. I have had a few people at my door looking for gardening work and they all say that my tree is dead, but it leaves evey year and has plenty of berries. Any ideas, do I get rid of it or can it be treated. Thanks Roddy |
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"Rodders" wrote in message ... Hi I have a rowan tree in my garden and the bark is badly split. During high winds recently a large branch broke off and it was very dry and easy to break up. I have had a few people at my door looking for gardening work and they all say that my tree is dead, but it leaves evey year and has plenty of berries. Any ideas, do I get rid of it or can it be treated. Thanks Roddy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Advice from door callers is dubious as a rule~ and in this case totally wrong. As it flowers and fruits each year it is quite well. Rowans frequently have split bark that causes no harm. The branch that fell might have been dead but that would be very local. Just tidy up the wound if within reach. Best Wishes Brian. |
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"Rodders" wrote in message
... Hi I have a rowan tree in my garden and the bark is badly split. During high winds recently a large branch broke off and it was very dry and easy to break up. I have had a few people at my door looking for gardening work and they all say that my tree is dead, but it leaves evey year and has plenty of berries. Any ideas, do I get rid of it or can it be treated. I'm with Brian on this, if you want to keep it just tidy it up a bit. Have a look at this one in the Clwydian Hills, it's been like it for years. I passed by it again last week and it's still the same. http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/rodsgarden/DSC_0044.jpg -- Rod My real address is rodtheweedygardeneratmyweedyisp Just remove the weedy bits and transplant the appropriate symbol at. |
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"Rod Craddock" wrote in message ... "Rodders" wrote in message ... Hi I have a rowan tree in my garden and the bark is badly split. During high winds recently a large branch broke off and it was very dry and easy to break up. I have had a few people at my door looking for gardening work and they all say that my tree is dead, but it leaves evey year and has plenty of berries. Any ideas, do I get rid of it or can it be treated. I'm with Brian on this, if you want to keep it just tidy it up a bit. Have a look at this one in the Clwydian Hills, it's been like it for years. I passed by it again last week and it's still the same. http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/rodsgarden/DSC_0044.jpg -- Rod Thanks Brian and Rod for the replies. I have tidied it up and plan to keep it. Rory |
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