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Tree Topping: A Practice to Avoid
Tree Topping: A Practice to Avoid
This fact sheet offers alternative solutions and explains the reasons why tree topping is harmful to trees, often makes problems worse, and is usually not the best approach to dealing with tree confl ...
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Recognizing Sapsucker Damage on Your Trees
A common cause of tree damage in yards and small woodlands is sapsuckers (Sphyrapicus spp.), which are a species of woodpecker. Sapsucker damage is easy to identify, although it is often mistaken for ...
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Backyard Forest Stewardship in Western Washington
A home in the woods can be a dream-come-true, but living in a forested setting presents unique challenges. This publication discusses those challenges and other issues specific to western Washington, ...
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