Tree Problems - Nonliving

Soil compaction can lead to tree and shrub decline or death.

Burls are large woody swellings, usually found on tree trunks.

Slime flux is the term for a wet, bleeding wound on a tree trunk.

Nutrient deficiencies symptoms often appear as a yellowing of leaves in between the veins.

Avoid problems caused by outdated tree planting practices.

Grafting is a typical propagation technique but problems can occur.

Lichen are living organisms composed of a fungus and algae living in a symbiotic relationship.

Common construction tasks can cause severe root damage to trees and shrubs.