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<blockquote data-quote="deerlakejens" data-source="post: 3800499" data-attributes="member: 5661"><p>Unless you were intending to take the large diameter trees down anyway, you may want to wait to see if they can survive the fire damage. I'm not not familiar with how heavy a bark layer that hedge has, but many species of established trees green up nicely the following spring even after having most of their leaves singed off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="deerlakejens, post: 3800499, member: 5661"] Unless you were intending to take the large diameter trees down anyway, you may want to wait to see if they can survive the fire damage. I'm not not familiar with how heavy a bark layer that hedge has, but many species of established trees green up nicely the following spring even after having most of their leaves singed off. [/QUOTE]
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