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02-08-2009, 04:25 PM
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my eucalyptus is bleeding.
Call me sensitive but I feel awful, I had a eucalyptus i bought originally as a shrub and it grew 10ft tall, it was shading my neighbour's garden so we decided to cut it down as the leaves were too high for me to reach and use anyway. So we cut it down between us, I loved the way the truck was formed so I decided to cut it down and use the trunk as a bird table, I have just been up the garden and she is bleeding, no I mean it she is really bleeding! red sticky "blood" is oozing out and its running down the stump, now I feel terrible, she is up there bleeding to death and I don't know what to do Im thinking maybe if I stop it, she can start to sprout out of the sides and I can keep her low and manageable. can anyone help. pleeease.
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03-08-2009, 01:22 PM
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my eucalyptus is bleeding.
"Charlie Pridham" wrote in message T... In article , LID says... Call me sensitive but I feel awful, I had a eucalyptus i bought originally as a shrub and it grew 10ft tall, it was shading my neighbour's garden so we decided to cut it down as the leaves were too high for me to reach and use anyway. So we cut it down between us, I loved the way the truck was formed so I decided to cut it down and use the trunk as a bird table, I have just been up the garden and she is bleeding, no I mean it she is really bleeding! red sticky "blood" is oozing out and its running down the stump, now I feel terrible, she is up there bleeding to death and I don't know what to do Im thinking maybe if I stop it, she can start to sprout out of the sides and I can keep her low and manageable. can anyone help. pleeease. -- tizfreespirit Not known as Gum Trees for nothing! -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea Oh Charlie, how dreadful. I've had a look in my RHS Pruning and Training guide and there's nothing at all on sap loss. In your place, I think I would dry it as much as possible and use a wound paint. I'm not underestimating how much it's bleeding, but I think the only thing you can do is stauch the flow, either completely or just slow it down. If it slows down, it may start to coagulate. Good luck with it. Spider |
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03-08-2009, 02:06 PM
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my eucalyptus is bleeding.
In article , lid
says... "Charlie Pridham" wrote in message T... In article , LID says... Call me sensitive but I feel awful, I had a eucalyptus i bought originally as a shrub and it grew 10ft tall, it was shading my neighbour's garden so we decided to cut it down as the leaves were too high for me to reach and use anyway. So we cut it down between us, I loved the way the truck was formed so I decided to cut it down and use the trunk as a bird table, I have just been up the garden and she is bleeding, no I mean it she is really bleeding! red sticky "blood" is oozing out and its running down the stump, now I feel terrible, she is up there bleeding to death and I don't know what to do Im thinking maybe if I stop it, she can start to sprout out of the sides and I can keep her low and manageable. can anyone help. pleeease. -- tizfreespirit Not known as Gum Trees for nothing! -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea Oh Charlie, how dreadful. I've had a look in my RHS Pruning and Training guide and there's nothing at all on sap loss. In your place, I think I would dry it as much as possible and use a wound paint. I'm not underestimating how much it's bleeding, but I think the only thing you can do is stauch the flow, either completely or just slow it down. If it slows down, it may start to coagulate. Good luck with it. Spider Tiss not me with the tree, I suspect all you can do having cut it at the wrong time is wait and hope -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea |
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03-08-2009, 02:25 PM
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my eucalyptus is bleeding.
On Sun, 2 Aug 2009 16:25:01 +0100, tizfreespirit
wrote: Call me sensitive but I feel awful, I had a eucalyptus i bought originally as a shrub and it grew 10ft tall, it was shading my neighbour's garden so we decided to cut it down as the leaves were too high for me to reach and use anyway. So we cut it down between us, I loved the way the truck was formed so I decided to cut it down and use the trunk as a bird table, I have just been up the garden and she is bleeding, no I mean it she is really bleeding! red sticky "blood" is oozing out and its running down the stump, now I feel terrible, she is up there bleeding to death and I don't know what to do Im thinking maybe if I stop it, she can start to sprout out of the sides and I can keep her low and manageable. can anyone help. pleeease. I had the same problem many years ago when I cut off a large branch. The sap turned to a sticky mess and then after a few weeks it solidified. That formed a seal. A year later when I moved house the tree had recovered apart from the branch I cut off. Steve -- Neural Planner Software Ltd www.NPSL1.com |
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06-08-2009, 01:29 PM
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my eucalyptus is bleeding.
"Charlie Pridham" wrote in message T... In article , lid says... "Charlie Pridham" wrote in message T... In article , LID says... Call me sensitive but I feel awful, I had a eucalyptus i bought originally as a shrub and it grew 10ft tall, it was shading my neighbour's garden so we decided to cut it down as the leaves were too high for me to reach and use anyway. So we cut it down between us, I loved the way the truck was formed so I decided to cut it down and use the trunk as a bird table, I have just been up the garden and she is bleeding, no I mean it she is really bleeding! red sticky "blood" is oozing out and its running down the stump, now I feel terrible, she is up there bleeding to death and I don't know what to do Im thinking maybe if I stop it, she can start to sprout out of the sides and I can keep her low and manageable. can anyone help. pleeease. -- tizfreespirit Not known as Gum Trees for nothing! -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea Oh Charlie, how dreadful. I've had a look in my RHS Pruning and Training guide and there's nothing at all on sap loss. In your place, I think I would dry it as much as possible and use a wound paint. I'm not underestimating how much it's bleeding, but I think the only thing you can do is stauch the flow, either completely or just slow it down. If it slows down, it may start to coagulate. Good luck with it. Spider Tiss not me with the tree, I suspect all you can do having cut it at the wrong time is wait and hope -- Charlie Pridham, Gardening in Cornwall www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of national collections of Clematis viticella cultivars and Lapageria rosea Oops! Sorry Charlie! I'll right 100 lines 'I must engage my brain'. Spider |
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