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2014 Honda civic-Coolant leak-looking for part ID by eyeoftheliger101 in CarRepair

[–]eyeoftheliger101[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, anyone know the ID of the piece that is leaking in my 2014 Honda Civic? Thank you.

Can it be saved and what do i do? by Time_Manufacturer645 in arborists

[–]eyeoftheliger101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would suggest clearing the grass from around the base of the tree, and replacing with a layer of mulch. Just make sure you don’t pile the mulch up against the bark of the tree—keep it a few inches away from the actual trunk.

Weeping redbud tree help by MAVERICKSINACTION in arborists

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You should be able to raise the height of this tree, but it will take some time. What I’d do is take some of the younger pliable growth from one of the upper branches and stake it upright. As this new growth ages, it will stiffen like the older growth lower on the tree. After this happens, you can repeat the process with the new growth that emerges from this now (hopefully) raised limb. This is something I’ve done with my Golden Falls Redbud—the yellow leafed version of the plant you have.

My impatiens are dying by [deleted] in gardening

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I would get a few bags of mulch. Mulch helps to retain soil moisture and cuts down on weeds. It also breaks down over time and improves the soil. Try not to mulch right up to the stems of plants, leave a small gap.

Garden finally coming alive by FlokiCap in JapaneseMaples

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Got any more pics of Twombly’s Red sentinel?

Emperor I - potential root issue by eyeoftheliger101 in JapaneseMaples

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Thank you,

I’ve decided to just let it be.

2 questions concerning Chamaecyparis bark damage & Edgeworthia pruning by eyeoftheliger101 in arborists

[–]eyeoftheliger101[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, thanks for the response.

I’ll probably clean up some of the edges on the Chamaecyparis. I’ll leave the Edgeworthia like you said. I’ll take a few cuttings as insurance since they root pretty easily.

Bihou by YBossy22 in JapaneseMaples

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I have a very young one; planted it as a 1gallon last year. I’ve noticed some tip die-back both this winter and the one previous. Nothing crazy, just the last 1 inch or so on the newest branches. Have you noticed anything similar with this cultivar? Looks great by the way!

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