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Topskott, yes, it was a one off, seperate from my general liability. I will try to give you a holler soon. Streyken, indeed, I have the urban cert, not the wildlife danger tree, that made it no good for work on the Stanley Park hazard assessments this winter :( but just fine for any of the...

The PNW chapter course is actually the Certified tree risk assessor. Its for the urban rural interface and not the same as the wildlife danger tree cert. I think its city of richmond or vancouver that has it in the bylaw. and dont forget those business licences. I was told last week that the...

'80 Z-28 Camaro. 350CID tuned out with all sorts of fun under the hood. damn neared killed my 19 year old body a few times in the year that I had that gas sucker....

the Impala SS 94 had the 350 LT1 engine I think

uhm, no, I meant that I have sent a report in for a tree that failed near here. The point of the database is to try to establish a body of information regarding tree failures etc. so industry people with some basic training are invited to sign up and send in reports of failures they witness...

when a tree in whole or in part fails. ie, falls over, drops a limb, breaks mid trunk etc.

I went to the regional meeting here (PNW chapter) the last two or three years, I havent attended their training day, yet. two reports in for failures so far.

fruit is quite different. many crabapple leaves are rounded where cherries tend to be more elongated. Dirrs Manual is a good book for sure.

diazinon for a fungus issue? any reason why?

best bet, soil test. then if you want to acidify, use sulfur of some sort.

Clearance, yup, those are the growers I was alluding to. :)

sawpants, helmet with muffs and shield (and in summer impact rated sunglasses too), gloves.... I have chainsaw gloves and the funky chainsaw gumboots for certain occasions if I get really close to the WCB offices.

https://secure.isa-arbor.com/store/

I go with Guy's thoughts. soft soap and hydrated lime makes a whitewash. old gaffers seem to think it was a good sunburn protector (for overly pruned fruit trees etc) and an insect deterrent for climbing insects. darn hard to find soft soap these days but hey, doc farwells tree paint seems a...

the advertising is retarded. its a B-1 based product, I have used it on cuttings and transplants and they have come through well, and the local indoor grass growers seem to really like.

ISA has books also with forms. photographic guide to hazard trees, tree appraisal...

http://www.isa-arbor.com/members/resources/ISALogoGuide.pdf

My local arborist shop has them. looks good for on site chip piles. there are a few models, the self propelled one supposedly takes up to 5" wood. there is a tracked version too. pricewise I think the larger models are near 13 to 15000$ up here in canuckian bucks. there is a website for the...

good to see you are getting better X. hospitals are a good place to not touch ANYTHING. nurses, door handles, toilet seats... etc.

Clearance, it might be that yellow cedar is (was) called Chamaecyparis nootkatensis ( a false cypress) although the name chage to Xanthocyperus is proposed but I dont think finalized. and western red cedar is actually a Thuja plicata. True Cedar, Cedrus doesnt occur in BC naturally as far as I know.