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Broken Kilmarock Willow
I got a Kilmarnock willow and planted it at the weekend. Someone has broken
the stem of the tree in 2!! I think it was kids. What I want to know is, can the tree be repaired in any way now? Only a small amount of stem is on the top part ( |
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Broken Kilmarock Willow
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"seven" wrote in message ... I got a Kilmarnock willow and planted it at the weekend. Someone has broken the stem of the tree in 2!! I think it was kids. What I want to know is, can the tree be repaired in any way now? Only a small amount of stem is on the top part ( Try fitting the two halves together as neatly as possible, tie a splint to it and bind tightly with strong tape (not string, it'll cut in too much). With a bit of luck it'll heal. It's no different really to grafting onto a rootstock, just a bit more messy. Won't do much good if the kids come back and do the same again though :-( -- Martin & Anna Sykes ( Remove x's when replying ) |
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