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Why Are The Tops Of My Trees Dying 

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Hey guys, just wanted to shoot a quick video and answer a question that we get often About Tree Service here in Alpharetta Ga. And that is, why are the tops of my trees dying?
As seen in the video below, the answer is that guy wires are not removed from the tree after planting.
Many times people will go with the lowest bid on planting trees, in that scenario often times the lowest bid contractors don't have the highest education or customer service to inform their customers that when they put guy wires on the tree, they need to remember to take them off after the root system gets established.
Tree services install guy wires to hold the newly-installed trees in place as they're growing. The problem is, if you do not remove these bracing systems, as the tree gets bigger, it will literally choke itself out from the guy wires not stretching. This is called girdling.
It's a very simple solution, basically two to three years after the trees are installed, simply go in and remove the guy wires.
In this particular case in the video, the customer spent 4500 for a tree service to install these trees here in Alpharetta Georgia. 15 total Arborvitae were installed. This was five years ago.
Five years later the trees are dying and he's wondering why.
At the end of the day if the tree service would have simply reminded him or let him know to remove those guy wires, he's Arborvitae would be healthy. Now he's facing the issue of removing all of those trees and replanting them. So what he initially thought was 4500, will be at least another 4500 plus probably two to three thousand dollars to remove the dying trees now that they are five years bigger.
Food for thought. If you have any questions let us know. We would love to help you any way we can with tree removal entry Healthcare in the North Atlanta and North Georgia area.
770-272-6747
www.770Arborist.com

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Комментарии : 39   
@matthewcrockett8758
@matthewcrockett8758 3 года назад
Wow that could’ve been a two minute video! I have the same problem but without the same solution what a waste of my time.
@KennysTreeRemoval
@KennysTreeRemoval 2 года назад
You’re doing something great here. That’s awesome you took the time out of your day to do this for people.
@EDENTradingco
@EDENTradingco 5 лет назад
Loving these videos keep it up!
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
Thansk Ed3n!
@Rezorcful
@Rezorcful 5 лет назад
Thanks for all the info
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
Thanks for stopping by!
@anthonymyers4378
@anthonymyers4378 Год назад
Excellent video. I like your explaining style!
@arieannalee8642
@arieannalee8642 5 лет назад
i love this guy!!!!! i love plants and whys about everything!
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
:-) . Happy to help
@The-Cultivar
@The-Cultivar 5 лет назад
Dude put together a study guide for the isa arborist test.
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
Thanks for the support Nathaniel. :-) .
@nathanknight6042
@nathanknight6042 Год назад
What about a blue point juniper that was planted less than a year ago? Same issue with browning at the top. This tree has no strap so whats the issue in my case? (and its only 1 tree of 15 this happened)
@michaeldougfir9807
@michaeldougfir9807 5 лет назад
Hi Mark, Good work. This says it in a nutshell. Do you mind if we send some of your videos to customers so they get a good explanation? (Then they see the truth and that we are not just trying to line our pockets.)
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
Please do! That is why I am putting them out. To help folks out. :-)
@gabemalcolm4429
@gabemalcolm4429 5 лет назад
Happy holidays!
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
You too! :-)
@ARBOLISTAEdgarGarcia
@ARBOLISTAEdgarGarcia 5 лет назад
What a shame, but we see this a lot
@Billster1955
@Billster1955 3 года назад
Great Video
@laurielshelley
@laurielshelley 5 лет назад
Hello, Thank you for your video. I am in South Africa- JHB. My house was built in 1904, So I have massive trees, One silver birch was hit by lightning and I thought God would appear, it was so hectic. Of the twin trinks literally exploded and I had to have it cut down. Now a pine tree has this black tips you discussing but there are no straps, I think it has been hit by lighting as there is no new growth. Should I cut this 100-year-old pine down? Will it fall on my house? I can whats app or facebook your pics. I value your opinion. "Out of my tree" worried... Thanks, Lauriel
@FixItYerself
@FixItYerself 5 лет назад
Well that sucks for him; and so preventable
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
Yeah . it does....
@ZomBeeNature
@ZomBeeNature 5 лет назад
They could cut off the tops and have giant bushes?
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
Not the healthiest thing to do for the trees. :-)
@thim8009
@thim8009 5 лет назад
Food job man keep up good work
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
Thanks Thim!
@oldarkie3880
@oldarkie3880 4 месяца назад
They were planted too close together anyway.
@FACB25
@FACB25 3 года назад
Yes I have question . I have a pine tree that turning brn on the top it's around 30-40 years old , it stands up 35-40 feet tall . can this tree be saved
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 3 года назад
That is very subjective... Depends on why. To many factors to be able to answer without seeing... . :-)
@Dashiell777
@Dashiell777 8 месяцев назад
​@@770ArboristTreeServiceI have a question for the trees in my yard not all of them but a lot of them were maple trees they kept getting green leaves in the spring but in the summer they would start turning brown Most of them in like 3 years
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 8 месяцев назад
@@Dashiell777 lots of reason this could be. But are you saying that the trees had just been planted within three years? And did they survive?
@gabemalcolm4429
@gabemalcolm4429 5 лет назад
As soon as I saw the title I was like improper planting and embedded tree ties ugh that really sucks for the customer!! That is why we offer to plant because so many people do this. smh
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
Yeah... It is unfortunate. Very expensive for him.
@stanislavkocur3408
@stanislavkocur3408 5 лет назад
But this does not happen to all kinds of trees does it? Conifeurs are more sensitive to this
@770ArboristTreeService
@770ArboristTreeService 5 лет назад
Hi Stanislav, I think you are correct. Deciduous trees tend to be able to assimilate things interfering with their cambium layer easier Then coniferous trees. Also, typically coniferous trees do not have the ability to create water sprouts. Which of course are from the cambium layer. So perhaps there is a correlation between the ability for deciduous trees to merge their cambium layer above and below interfering objects? This is a great question. bit.ly/tree-trunk-growing-around-things
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