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By first mate · Posted
Thanks for the confirmation and good to know this tree is going to be preserved. It is very beautiful. Thank you also to those of you who intervened on the ground and with the Council and thank goodness for FOPR! -
For those that are interested; this was the response the Chair of FoPRP received from the park officer...... -
By PeckhamNicola · Posted
There was a thread on this recently my mistake, it doesn't actually mention Winkworth -
It isn't necessarily possible to tell if a tree is diseased just by looking at it. It depends what the disease is. It could be in the roots, for example, or inside the main part of the tree where it can't be seen.
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