Damn, it was a nice tree.
What kind is it? I can't tell from the pic.
I lost a huge tree in my donkey pen from the wind a few days ago. A very large Black Walnut. Now I need to find a buyer for the log.
I lost a huge tree in my donkey pen from the wind a few days ago. A very large Black Walnut. Now I need to find a buyer for the log.
Im not sure.
Looks shallow rooted.
Likely wasn't planted properly or it wasn't watered correctly.
Likely wasn't planted properly or it wasn't watered correctly.
The bark makes me think it’s a lace elm. If I’m wrong it could also be a sycamore but I think it’s an elm
Hmm, is that possible?
As long as part of the root ball or system is still there. You can transplant or replant trees larger than that.
I make sure he knows that is an option.
Typically, it is preferred to do less frequent watering but for a longer duration so it can soak in. Watering trees the way a lawn is watered doesnt encourage it to send roots out seeking water.
I have (2) 1gph nozzles for each of our trees and typically let them run for a 2-3 hours every couple of weeks. As temperatures increase and rain decreases, I will adjust the amount of watering we do for them.
I have (2) 1gph nozzles for each of our trees and typically let them run for a 2-3 hours every couple of weeks. As temperatures increase and rain decreases, I will adjust the amount of watering we do for them.
