Tree Rot, Mountain Ash - Knowledgebase Question

Sterling Hgts., MI
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Question by RAYMONDHHODG
May 23, 2000
THE BASE OF MY MOUNTAIN ASH TREE WHICH IS ABOUT 4 YEARS OLD HAS ROT AT GROUND LEVEL, AND THE TOP HAS NO LEAVES, AND THE LEAVESIT DOES HAVE DON'T GET FULL LIKE THE OTHER ONE THAT WAS PUT IN AT SAME TIME.


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Answer from NGA
May 23, 2000
Unfortunately, it sounds like your tree is suffering a severe problem. Any time there is trunk damage combined with a poorly developed canopy there is certainly extreme stress and the tree may not survive. It would be difficult to determine however if the problem is caused by the rot or if it is due to poor rooting or some other factor or a combination of factors. You might wish to consult with a professionally trained, certified arborist about the prognosis for your tree. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful.

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