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Elder Disaster
The elder tree I discussed in an earlier thread/post (09/05/2006 @ 00:21)
has now been blown over by the wind. I think that what has happened is that the removal of the rubbish and soil at its base has left it vulnerable to toppling as it was partly rooted in the manky pile of garbage (masquerading as a compost heap) which had been chucked around it for 20 years by previous owner. My question: Given the shallow roots (see second image below) and the general lack of anything which looks lively down there is it worth trying to re-erect it and reroot it (i.e. is it likely to survive) or should I cut my losses and redesign around the space it has freed up. http://i4.tinypic.com/1041c3n.jpg http://i4.tinypic.com/1041c9i.jpg Thanks in advance for any advice. xiv P.S. Anyone recognise the landmark in the background? |
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