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In reply to the discussion: So I thought my elm tree needed pruning and invited some estimates [View all]CrispyQ
(36,221 posts)7. I feel for you.
The house next door had a 30+ year old honey locust tree that shaded our entire back yard. Perfectly healthy tree. The new owners ripped it out this year & put up a child's playscape right next to the fence. The birds looked a bit lost for a day or two.
No ideas for a new tree, though. I don't know much about trees, but I love them.
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Growing up in So. Maine in the 50/50s, we had beautiful American Elms and Horse Chestnut trees.
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Oct 2020
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