US EditionNeil Sperry: Cut down damaged oak trees before they fall on someone
- A major side branch of an oak tree has torn downward, leaving a large vertical wound in the trunk, as observed in photos.
- To treat the wound, one should saw away the hanging limb and create a neat cut, removing loose bark and wood.
- Foresters state that a tree can best survive damage if it affects only one-fourth or one-third of its circumference.
- Wounds should be left untreated without coatings or wrappings to enable natural healing.
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Trees damaged in recent storms may or may not survive
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