lumberjack
Young man on the go
Goofball, you are not an old Fart!!...
Don't listen to her Dave, you're an old fart.
Goofball, you are not an old Fart!!...
Thanks for contributing Guy - you made me 're-think' my approach to lightning damage.
Another issue considerate of study are variations of cleft-grafting, one toolbox kept handy is filled with bamboo straws of varying diameters and the only reason I maintain a can of cold-method roofing tar for arbor use. From scored trunks due to highway accidents or similar trauma, or excavation of fungal damage - "replacing" the xylem to resume vascular activity is within our power and techniques and is often a service we can provide, if they're willing.
nor is it the same as TCIA, I think you might have mistyped the acronym in your post Robret, just FWIW.
Saturday I stopped in at a Master Gardener booth to ask what to do with a lightning struck tree. She said cut it down; it will die. It's time to get beyond that.Thanks for contributing Guy - you made me 're-think' my approach to lightning damage.
If who is willing, clients? many of mine go along with everything i suggest, and pay by the hour. tell me how to do this xylem grafting; i could have sold it today on a 200 year old pecan."replacing" the xylem to resume vascular activity is within our power and techniques and is often a service we can provide, if they're willing.
http://www.treecareindustry.org/Public/meetings_tci_expo_workshops.htm:what:I second that >>> Very interesting stuff on re-attaching bark.
Are there classes offered at the Expo ? Gotta link, anybody ?
Sounds like a great time, though I'll probably have to sit it out.
Hell with all those lectures, I am just in it for the fun ( and gadgets)
Jerry said he's coming, I think.
Tobe Sherrill
Lenny and Ryan
Um...
You comin alone Dave?