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amableson 30th April 2009 10:30

Trees!-a question.
 
For years now i have had a lovely cherry blossom tree in my garden, this year however it has died i only noticed when a neighbour mentioned it yesterday has anybody any idea why it has just died, last year it blossomed as normal this year dead.

StevenWilliams 30th April 2009 10:34

Neighbour killed it. :D

Jules 30th April 2009 10:44

It's now an Ex Cherry Tree & gone to meet its maker, bwtiful ploomage ;)
Sorry Andrew couldn't resist...back on topic

ragitty 30th April 2009 11:15

I guess it got polished off :laughing2::laughing2::laughing2:

Seriously I will ask my friend when I see her she may be able to throw some light on the subject.

amableson 30th April 2009 11:20

The scary bit is that my other neighbour, the one nearest to the tree died this year and she always commented on the plumage, the tree was over 25years old.
Thanks for the replies chaps.

Zeb 30th April 2009 11:49

Any use?

Cherry - Sudden DeathQ:I have two two-year old ‘Yoshino’ cherry trees in full sun planted thirty feet apart. They were both thriving but over the past month one tree’s leaves are drooping, turning yellow, and falling off. The other tree looks great. The sick tree has less drainage than the other and has been in some standing water. Is this root rot and will the tree survive? A:Flowering cherry trees are famous for their dislike of poorly drained soil. Their roots demand constant gas exchange. In other words, the roots have to breathe.

Cherries installed in un-amended clay soil or planted too deeply or in spots where water accumulates usually die after a few years.

I’m doubtful your sick tree will survive. Remove it, mix a bag of soil conditioner in a six-foot wide planting area and put another in its place.

James.uk 30th April 2009 12:19

Cherry blossoms do make an awfull mess....... Maybe someone got fed up and decided that -- the poison in the chalice is from the tresle with the pestle --- or something-- uh ohhhh... :o :o
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amableson 1st May 2009 09:11

Actually carl you may have hit on the answer, a few years ago i ripped up the tarmac on my drive and replaced it with gravel, since then the wet conditions over the years have left a waterlogged bit very near to the tree and as they don't like being overwet that could be the reason.


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