Welcome .....

melysel · 18th May 2008, 09:23 AM

Hello .. I am glad I found this site. Hope to see some interesting information about trees.. I have a tree that is baffleing me.. It is a nice tree with curly limbs.. It grows to about 30 - 50 feet. and very fast. I have heard it called many things.. permanent wave tree for one .. lolo.. does anyone know whatit might be?? Its not the CURLY WILLOW tree.. This one actually has a big trunk and the limbs start about halfway up the tree.. thanks for any info!

birdybabee · 20th May 2008, 10:29 AM

Thanks for this wonderful website. I needed information on my Japanese blueberry hedge and I got what I needed !! Val

dguntertrees · 20th May 2008, 04:12 PM

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Hello .. I am glad I found this site. Hope to see some interesting information about trees.. I have a tree that is baffleing me.. It is a nice tree with curly limbs.. It grows to about 30 - 50 feet. and very fast. I have heard it called many things.. permanent wave tree for one .. lolo.. does anyone know whatit might be?? Its not the CURLY WILLOW tree.. This one actually has a big trunk and the limbs start about halfway up the tree.. thanks for any info!

Melysel: Do you have any photos?

Dave

phill ellison · 21st May 2008, 01:36 AM

gidday guys just wanted to say thank you for enrolling me, and keep up the awesome work you do for treeworld

Ekka · 21st May 2008, 01:37 AM

Hi Phill

Hmmm, I think you enrolled yourself.

Mudmaker · 22nd May 2008, 01:44 AM

Hi All,

I needed some info on removing trees and came across your site, looks good learning lots.

Therrin · 22nd May 2008, 11:18 AM

120mph winds sweeping throug here, and I can't get in on any of the tree carnage and destruction because I'm sick =(

Some viral infection thing in my lungs? <shrugs> They put me on lots of meds. Runnin a 101F fever, chills and sweats, it's not pretty.

Gotta get over this thing so I can go work! Sleeping mostly, for now though.

newguy18 · 22nd May 2008, 04:26 PM

get well soon ken.i got my spikes with caddy pads today.Man i can't wait to spend a day aloft in them.

Raven · 4th June 2008, 11:03 AM

Hello Tree World,

Found your wonderful site while surfing to find help identifying a tree in Tucson, Arizona.

I called the U.S. Forest Service for help today but because the tree isn't on forest service land they declined to help me! Where do my taxes go?

I found your site searching for help. I realize now that I should photograph a seed pod and post it for further assistance.

Well, for someone who named her PC "The Confuser" it will be easier for me to photograph the far side of the moon. But I am determined to have a name for the beautiful tree that has captured my attention for so long.

Wish me luck!!

Raven

treevet · 4th June 2008, 11:55 AM

Welcome Raven,

Send a few other aspects of the tree to make it easier.

Joos-tree · 9th June 2008, 01:41 AM

A hello to all of you. It's a warm and sunny monday morning. Took half the day of, which is a nice start of the week. Hope to find and discuss lots of interesting tree-topics here. By the way, I am a treeworker in Holland. Joost

treevet · 9th June 2008, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Joos-tree

A hello to all of you. It's a warm and sunny monday morning. Took half the day of, which is a nice start of the week. Hope to find and discuss lots of interesting tree-topics here. By the way, I am a treeworker in Holland. Joost

Welcome Joos-tree. That avatar will incite the safety police.

Ekka · 9th June 2008, 05:38 AM

Hi Joost

Do you know anything about the Dutch arborists that went to England to save a tree?

12 dutch arborists travel to UK to save tree

Joos-tree · 10th June 2008, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Ekka

Hi Joost

Do you know anything about the Dutch arborists that went to England to save a tree?

12 dutch arborists travel to UK to save tree

I checked articles in Dutch, but haven't found anything in our newspapers.
Sorry

Cool

Raven · 12th June 2008, 08:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by willem

Hello to all treefanatics from the netherlands. Just signed up and looking forward to enlarge my treeknowledge on this site. Here are some pictures of a tree re-location I took on this winter. A Sequoiadendron weighing over 70 tons, a rootpack of 5 x 5 x 1,5 meters

Willem,

Your pictures enhance my enjoyment of newly found Tree World site.

I used to wonder if trees could be saved that way. Makes me exhausted contemplating the prep/tooling up for the job..then the actual moving event!
WOW!

Videos like the good 'ol boy climbing a tree with his wife cheering him on gives new meaning to the term "Red Neck."

I don't know Jack (or Jill) about climbing a tree but seeing that guy just felt WRONG!!!

Raven

mrsmayab · 12th June 2008, 02:31 PM

Thanks for the welcome. My interest in this site is to find help for my trees. I live on several beautiful acres, but I am concerned that many of my trees are diseased. Specifically, some have decreased foliage, dead limbs and I think, a fungal infection in the bark. I also have some bushes that are dying (not sure if it's related).
1) Do the symptoms sound like any particular disease?
2) Can you treat large trees for infections and save them?
3) I live in Duncanville, Texas. Is there support from the USDA or any other agency to preserve trees? I haven't been able to find any.

I sure hope you all can help me save my trees,
Mrsmayab

chadd · 12th June 2008, 08:21 PM

this seems like a pretty sweet site so far. just beginning to search it now. i'm from canada and have yet to venture much further, but i have worked with quite a few aussies and kiwis. you have far better training programs for climbers than we do. i gave up on climbing and became a faller on the west coast of bc, all heli logging. the training and safety is so much more advanced than what is available to us for climbers.

willem · 13th June 2008, 04:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raven

Willem,

Your pictures enhance my enjoyment of newly found Tree World site.

I used to wonder if trees could be saved that way. Makes me exhausted contemplating the prep/tooling up for the job..then the actual moving event!
WOW!

Videos like the good 'ol boy climbing a tree with his wife cheering him on gives new meaning to the term "Red Neck."

18th May 2008, 09:23 AM	#901 (permalink)
melysel I'm new here so be nice Join Date: May 2008 Location: virginia Posts: 2	Re: Welcome ..... Hello .. I am glad I found this site. Hope to see some interesting information about trees.. I have a tree that is baffleing me.. It is a nice tree with curly limbs.. It grows to about 30 - 50 feet. and very fast. I have heard it called many things.. permanent wave tree for one .. lolo.. does anyone know whatit might be?? Its not the CURLY WILLOW tree.. This one actually has a big trunk and the limbs start about halfway up the tree.. thanks for any info!

20th May 2008, 10:29 AM	#902 (permalink)
birdybabee I'm new here so be nice Join Date: May 2008 Location: Lake Charles, Louisiana Posts: 1	Re: Welcome ..... Thanks for this wonderful website. I needed information on my Japanese blueberry hedge and I got what I needed !! Val

21st May 2008, 01:36 AM	#904 (permalink)
phill ellison Mature tree Join Date: May 2008 Location: new zealand Posts: 283	thank you gidday guys just wanted to say thank you for enrolling me, and keep up the awesome work you do for treeworld

21st May 2008, 01:37 AM	#905 (permalink)
Ekka Admin - Dip Arb & Hort Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Brisbane Posts: 7,734	Re: thank you Hi Phill Hmmm, I think you enrolled yourself. __________________ Arborist Training in Australia\| Your Free Helping Guide Free Tree and Green Industry Link Directory .... Yes, I also SEO (Optimize) and build websites that fly high in Google Qualified Brisbane Tree Lopping \| Stump Grinding and Stump Removal Brisbane Brisbane - Gold Coast Tree Care, Consulting, Developer, Tree and Arborist Reports Forum Sponsors

22nd May 2008, 01:44 AM	#906 (permalink)
Mudmaker I'm new here so be nice Join Date: May 2008 Location: australia Posts: 4	Re: Welcome ..... Hi All, I needed some info on removing trees and came across your site, looks good learning lots.

22nd May 2008, 11:18 AM	#907 (permalink)
Therrin The Tree World Bandit Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Lancaster, Ca Posts: 1,424	Re: Welcome ..... 120mph winds sweeping throug here, and I can't get in on any of the tree carnage and destruction because I'm sick =( Some viral infection thing in my lungs? <shrugs> They put me on lots of meds. Runnin a 101F fever, chills and sweats, it's not pretty. Gotta get over this thing so I can go work! Sleeping mostly, for now though. __________________ Ken Fessia I.T.S.A. Tree Service (661) 916-4703

22nd May 2008, 04:26 PM	#908 (permalink)
newguy18 Part of the Furniture Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Dead twig Florida. Posts: 4,062	Re: Welcome ..... get well soon ken.i got my spikes with caddy pads today.Man i can't wait to spend a day aloft in them. __________________ Have your say join us today. I ship USA saws out of the USA "Everybody's hell on safety." G.f.beranek. www.atreestory.com

4th June 2008, 11:03 AM	#909 (permalink)
Raven Sappling Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Arizona Posts: 29	Re: Welcome ..... Hello Tree World, Found your wonderful site while surfing to find help identifying a tree in Tucson, Arizona. I called the U.S. Forest Service for help today but because the tree isn't on forest service land they declined to help me! Where do my taxes go? I found your site searching for help. I realize now that I should photograph a seed pod and post it for further assistance. Well, for someone who named her PC "The Confuser" it will be easier for me to photograph the far side of the moon. But I am determined to have a name for the beautiful tree that has captured my attention for so long. Wish me luck!! Raven

4th June 2008, 11:55 AM	#910 (permalink)
treevet Veteran Heritage Status Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Posts: 1,522	Re: Welcome ..... Welcome Raven, Send a few other aspects of the tree to make it easier.

9th June 2008, 01:41 AM	#911 (permalink)
Joos-tree I'm new here so be nice Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Netherlands Posts: 3	Re: Welcome ..... A hello to all of you. It's a warm and sunny monday morning. Took half the day of, which is a nice start of the week. Hope to find and discuss lots of interesting tree-topics here. By the way, I am a treeworker in Holland. Joost

9th June 2008, 05:38 AM	#913 (permalink)
Ekka Admin - Dip Arb & Hort Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Brisbane Posts: 7,734	Re: Welcome ..... Hi Joost Do you know anything about the Dutch arborists that went to England to save a tree? 12 dutch arborists travel to UK to save tree __________________ Arborist Training in Australia\| Your Free Helping Guide Free Tree and Green Industry Link Directory .... Yes, I also SEO (Optimize) and build websites that fly high in Google Qualified Brisbane Tree Lopping \| Stump Grinding and Stump Removal Brisbane Brisbane - Gold Coast Tree Care, Consulting, Developer, Tree and Arborist Reports Forum Sponsors

12th June 2008, 02:31 PM	#916 (permalink)
mrsmayab I'm new here so be nice Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Duncanville, TX Posts: 2	Re: Welcome ..... Thanks for the welcome. My interest in this site is to find help for my trees. I live on several beautiful acres, but I am concerned that many of my trees are diseased. Specifically, some have decreased foliage, dead limbs and I think, a fungal infection in the bark. I also have some bushes that are dying (not sure if it's related). 1) Do the symptoms sound like any particular disease? 2) Can you treat large trees for infections and save them? 3) I live in Duncanville, Texas. Is there support from the USDA or any other agency to preserve trees? I haven't been able to find any. I sure hope you all can help me save my trees, Mrsmayab

12th June 2008, 08:21 PM	#917 (permalink)
chadd Semi-mature vigorous tree Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: canada Posts: 80	Re: Welcome ..... this seems like a pretty sweet site so far. just beginning to search it now. i'm from canada and have yet to venture much further, but i have worked with quite a few aussies and kiwis. you have far better training programs for climbers than we do. i gave up on climbing and became a faller on the west coast of bc, all heli logging. the training and safety is so much more advanced than what is available to us for climbers.