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Winter May Bring
Bark Splits and Frost Cracks
to Young Trees
At this time of year, it is not uncommon to observe splitting or cracking of bark on newly planted or other young trees. The most Susceptible are thin-barked species, particularly fruit trees. Bark cracks do not often kill young trees, since the wounds are usually superficial, aid these fast-growing trees generally quickly cover the wound with new wood. However, if the wound is large, or the tree in poor health, it may ilaw decay to spread and the tree to weaken. Treatmait includes maintaining vttafity through proper irrigation, fertilization, aid root system care. Contact me or a complimentary ewrfuatian or to learn how we can help, or e-mail me at jwotKKaJDanfetLcom.
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