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  1. How To Cure Sick Trees? Trees in your yard can provide shade and make it more beautiful, but when they become damaged or sick, you'll need to start treating them. Sick trees in the lawn and landscape can be a big problem, especially if they're close to your home. Many different things can cause trees to get Sick Tree Treatment - from insects and disease to natural damage from storms. Sick trees need to be treated as soon as possible to prevent damaged or dead limbs from causing more damage, and making your tree sicker. Today we'll go over several of the most common types of sick or damaged trees , what they are, and how you can treat them. One of the most common problems is canker or rot in the tree trunk or roots. The canker itself is a dark and sunken spot on the trunk and looks like a dry, cracked riverbed. This is caused by an infection inside the bark, usually where limbs attach to the base of the trunk. If you see cankers, cut them out with a sharp knife - large ones especially. A small canker may be cut out and removed, but if they're large, you'll need to remove the entire limb since it gives the infection a place to spread. If this happens and you don't treat it right away, or leave that limb in for too long, your tree will eventually die and rot in place - and attract all sorts of insects and disease.

  2. You should also watch for branch dieback . This is when an entire branch or portion of a branch begins to dry out, lose leaves, turn brown, and die back toward the trunk. The best treatment for this is prevention - if your tree is healthy with lots of leaves all over it, there's less chance it'll contract these diseases. If you see signs of dieback, increase watering in the area immediately to promote healthy growth and prevent any further damage. Other types of sick trees are those that have been hit by lightning or suffered natural breakage from high winds or heavy snowfall . If your tree is damaged, you should keep people away from it and make sure it doesn't fall on a house or power line. If you're worried about the health of your tree , there are a couple things you can do to treat sick trees . Fertilizers can be used, but any treatment should begin in the early spring to give the tree plenty of time to recover before winter. Want to learn more about Sick tree treatment? Contact Tree Doctor and get Solution Now! AUTHOR BIO:- Dustin Pope, the President of Tree Doctor, wisdom is stored in the optimum health of the trees, plants, and shrubs in the landscape of San Diego. He is very passionate about creating awareness for tree health management and educating people about the consequences of ignoring the unique tree healthcare needs. He believes in sustainable results using advanced environmentally-friendly technology.

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