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Phosphite, not phosphate. Apples and oranges if it turns out to be an oomycete

I've seen two lined chestnut borer damage leak before. Possible I suppose in this case

I've used it in greenhouses but don't know about it on saws

You are a moron.

Who is going to dig, move, AND keep alive a 33 year old Japanese maple? Most landscapers...no.

Same in here Columbus

Trametes can attack living sapwood when the tree is stressed and decay is quite advanced.

Looks like sun scald/SW disease and two lined chestnut borer.

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Search fall dig hazard trees. I believe Bill Hendricks (Klyn Nurseries I think) has put out lists of fall dig trees to avoid.

I would want to see better pics of the wood in cross section. From here it looks irregular with possible zone lines. Furthermore, does poplar form heartwood?

Depends on what it is close to. If isolated, 2,4-D as that stuff has shown some glyphosate resistance.

Nyssa

The Gauls are forever invading. Just like the Huns.

That's a big ****** holly...

Adventitious roots arising from the callous of the wound reaction. I've seen them growing extensively into highly degraded heart wood on occasion. Life from death as they say.

They're quite prone to wetwood/fluxing and quite a few critters can be found in these areas. How does the canopy look?

That's probably V. carlesii, Korean spice bush viburnum.

The smell will give it away if so.

Get pics of the dogwoods in bloom. I've never seen a lot of pagoda dogwoods in one place. Sounds cool.