Looking for Tree Trimmers to hire - Garden

may be not have it removed but certainly trimmed
Tell the council that the branches are breaking off and it is a hazard for motorists and pedestrians

Hello, Bellita -

The Orangeola, also known as the Laceleaf Japanese Maple can be subject to a number of pests and diseases which can cause leaf discoloration and other damage.

Read the information here:
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/laceleaf-weeping-japanese-red-maple-tree-problems-43550.html

You may wish to hire a professional arborist (tree doctor) in your area to come and examine your tree and provide the proper treatment for the problems your tree exhibits.

Best wishes.

very common to have borers
treat it as any other ornamental tree

try Yates Nature's Way Citrus & Ornamental Spray

white oil will help
you have to treat the soil and the tree

cut away and dump as many affected limbs as possible

dont leave dead or affected cuttings lying around in the soil or in the yard

Quick answer no. You must adhere to several rules. Correctly prune at the collar. Never prune when the branches are wet. Make sure tool blades are clean and this tree should be trimmed in the late winter.

Pines loose up to 20% of their needles naturally every year so you can expect some browning and needle drop. Tip moths and various beetles will gird twigs killing them as well.

Search for website on logging, or tree trimming business
For example you live in Seattle... then search: tree trimming seattle
Also open google... select images at top of page... and do image search for: cut trees etc

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How big is the tree and what do you want to do? Is it for felling? Is it to dismantle branch by branch?

You can try this link: http://vrudloffphoto.blogspot.com/2011/03/tree-bookcase.html it has few types of "trees". I think it is a great choice for your home library (if you have one) or for your living room - it really ads a little humor to the room.

You can try this link: http://vrudloffphoto.blogspot.com/2011/03/tree-bookcase.htmlit has few types of "trees". I think it is a great choice for your home library(if you have one) or for your living room - it really ads a little humor to theroom.