NASHVILLE
Posted: Feb 19, 2024 / 08:17 AM CST
Updated: Feb 19, 2024 / 08:17 AM CST
“Soil tests and reviews by arborists were conducted in the summer of 2021 when the trees were initially noted to be in decline with no conclusive determination of the cause,” said Kim Hawkins, ASLA, a founding principal of landscape architecture and planning firm, Hawkins Partners, Inc. in a release. “We continued monitoring the trees throughout 2022 and in September 2023, following the death of several of the elms, we conducted additional diagnostics and the affected elms tested positive for Phloem Necrosis.”
Is is common for this disease to suddenly appear i mature trees?
Diseased trees to be removed from the Hill Center in Green Hills
by: Brittney BairdPosted: Feb 19, 2024 / 08:17 AM CST
Updated: Feb 19, 2024 / 08:17 AM CST
“Soil tests and reviews by arborists were conducted in the summer of 2021 when the trees were initially noted to be in decline with no conclusive determination of the cause,” said Kim Hawkins, ASLA, a founding principal of landscape architecture and planning firm, Hawkins Partners, Inc. in a release. “We continued monitoring the trees throughout 2022 and in September 2023, following the death of several of the elms, we conducted additional diagnostics and the affected elms tested positive for Phloem Necrosis.”
Is is common for this disease to suddenly appear i mature trees?