November 2012 - Tree Keepers®

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Codominant Stems

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Post published:November 20, 2012
Post category:Talking About Trees
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What are codominant stems? The term “codominant stems” is used to describe 2 or more main stems (or “leaders”) that are about the same diameter and emerge from the same location…

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After the Storm and Before Winter – Is Your Tree Safe?

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Post published:November 8, 2012
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Often it is the result of a significant weather event that makes us look at the health of our trees. With the arrival of the recent hurricane, Sandy, many of…

Bob Stanley Knows the Heart of Trees

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Post published:November 1, 2012
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Growing up in Falmouth, Maine, Bob Stanley of Easton, a consulting arborist and owner of the local company, Tree Keepers, learned that trees provide much more than meets the eye.…

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Codominant Stems

After the Storm and Before Winter – Is Your Tree Safe?

Bob Stanley Knows the Heart of Trees

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