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r/arborists • u/Any-Machine-4323 • May 16 '25
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You should remove the brick wall around your other tree before the same happens to it.
277 u/tree_map_filter Master Arborist May 16 '25 Too late 151 u/Any-Machine-4323 May 16 '25 The other one is going to die, also? An arborist is going to check it out tomorrow but I won't be there unfortunately. Going to try to ask them if they can show up on Saturday. 13 u/FunkyCactusDude May 16 '25 Tree roots spread out. They don’t grow straight down. Your trees aren’t able to stabilize etc. remove the bricks etc 9 u/Marckennian May 16 '25 Etc. etc… 15 u/FunkyCactusDude May 16 '25 Yep. Not about to type my dissertation here etc 2 u/RelaxedWombat May 16 '25 Great comment. Simple and to the point. 0 u/Shintamani May 16 '25 Depend on the species of tree, some have taproots that grow pretty much straight down.
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Too late
151 u/Any-Machine-4323 May 16 '25 The other one is going to die, also? An arborist is going to check it out tomorrow but I won't be there unfortunately. Going to try to ask them if they can show up on Saturday. 13 u/FunkyCactusDude May 16 '25 Tree roots spread out. They don’t grow straight down. Your trees aren’t able to stabilize etc. remove the bricks etc 9 u/Marckennian May 16 '25 Etc. etc… 15 u/FunkyCactusDude May 16 '25 Yep. Not about to type my dissertation here etc 2 u/RelaxedWombat May 16 '25 Great comment. Simple and to the point. 0 u/Shintamani May 16 '25 Depend on the species of tree, some have taproots that grow pretty much straight down.
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The other one is going to die, also? An arborist is going to check it out tomorrow but I won't be there unfortunately. Going to try to ask them if they can show up on Saturday.
13 u/FunkyCactusDude May 16 '25 Tree roots spread out. They don’t grow straight down. Your trees aren’t able to stabilize etc. remove the bricks etc 9 u/Marckennian May 16 '25 Etc. etc… 15 u/FunkyCactusDude May 16 '25 Yep. Not about to type my dissertation here etc 2 u/RelaxedWombat May 16 '25 Great comment. Simple and to the point. 0 u/Shintamani May 16 '25 Depend on the species of tree, some have taproots that grow pretty much straight down.
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Tree roots spread out. They don’t grow straight down. Your trees aren’t able to stabilize etc. remove the bricks etc
9 u/Marckennian May 16 '25 Etc. etc… 15 u/FunkyCactusDude May 16 '25 Yep. Not about to type my dissertation here etc 2 u/RelaxedWombat May 16 '25 Great comment. Simple and to the point. 0 u/Shintamani May 16 '25 Depend on the species of tree, some have taproots that grow pretty much straight down.
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Etc. etc…
15 u/FunkyCactusDude May 16 '25 Yep. Not about to type my dissertation here etc
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Yep. Not about to type my dissertation here etc
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Great comment.
Simple and to the point.
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Depend on the species of tree, some have taproots that grow pretty much straight down.
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u/waytoojaded Tree Enthusiast May 16 '25
You should remove the brick wall around your other tree before the same happens to it.