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Originally Posted by ihill  Ginkgos are supposed to be disease resistant, but I am worried about ours. It is about 60 feet high and has always been fine. But now I can see bare branches near the top and bits of it are looking droopy. Should I be worried? It should have had enough water this year at least - I suspect that its roots are well into the sewers in the main road! Any ideas - or ideas where I could seek help? We are in West London
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Might try the International Society of Arboriculture's website option in the menu to look up Certified Arborists by area.
Also, most trees can't get roots into sewers in a lot of cities because the pipes are sealed and not porous like perforated drain lines may be sometimes.
Sounds like there may be something about your soil or the conditions of the property affecting it. And that can be slightly complex sometimes. Almost needs to be seen in person.