#rootflare - Twitter Hashtag

about 6 years ago

DYK: Moisture from soil covering the root flare can soften tree bark -- allowing pathogens and insects to penetrate the bark and damage your tree. Here, you can see a newly properly exposed #rootflare.

PresTreeServ's tweet photo. DYK: Moisture from soil covering the root flare can soften tree bark -- allowing pathogens and insects to penetrate the bark and damage your tree.
Here, you can see a newly properly exposed #rootflare. https://t.co/qoUQwAMqCb

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Preservation Tree @PresTreeServ

over 6 years ago

Do your #trees look like a telephone pole? Meaning, you can't see the root flare -- like this photo? Not good! Read about how we can help with #rootflare exposure: https://t.co/uOlVVe5fxg #dfwtreecare

PresTreeServ's tweet photo. Do your #trees look like a telephone pole? Meaning, you can't see the root flare -- like this photo? Not good! Read about how we can help with #rootflare exposure: https://t.co/uOlVVe5fxg #dfwtreecare https://t.co/f1dt2Mifba

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Preservation Tree @PresTreeServ

over 6 years ago

DYK: Moisture from soil covering the root flare can soften tree bark, allowing pathogens and insects to penetrate the bark and damage your tree. Here, you can see a newly properly exposed #rootflare.

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Preservation Tree @PresTreeServ

about 7 years ago

Exposing your tree’s root flare (where the base of the trunk meets the soil) can reduce pests & disease from entering into the bark through cracks. When soil covers the the root flare, it can soften the bark creating wounds that allow pathogens to enter the #tree. #rootflare

PresTreeServ's tweet photo. Exposing your tree’s root flare (where the base of the trunk meets the soil) can reduce pests & disease from entering into the bark through cracks. When soil covers the the root flare, it can soften the bark creating wounds that allow pathogens to enter the #tree. #rootflare https://t.co/9QUgUtvKOU

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Preservation Tree @PresTreeServ

about 7 years ago

Just a little TSA (Tree Service Announcement): Tree root flares need to be exposed. Learn why here: https://t.co/bLwyeSg0Hd #rootflare #treecare

PresTreeServ's tweet photo. Just a little TSA (Tree Service Announcement): Tree root flares need to be exposed. Learn why here: https://t.co/bLwyeSg0Hd #rootflare #treecare https://t.co/ZFfLic0Mmz

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Preservation Tree @PresTreeServ

over 7 years ago

Soil can build up around the base of your trees, covering the root flares. This can lead to problems with decay around the base of your #tree. Our #arborists use specialized pneumatic air spades to remove the soil w/the least amount of root damage. #rootflare #treehealth

PresTreeServ's tweet photo. Soil can build up around the base of your trees, covering the root flares. This can lead to problems with decay around the base of your #tree. Our #arborists use specialized pneumatic air spades to remove the soil w/the least amount of root damage. #rootflare #treehealth https://t.co/CWQmcYo5s0

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Preservation Tree @PresTreeServ

over 7 years ago

We encountered this crazy #girdling root last fall during a root flare exposure project. Not good! Learn how we fixed the issue over on our blog: https://t.co/db8jMyPHNm #rootflare #trees

PresTreeServ's tweet photo. We encountered this crazy #girdling root last fall during a root flare exposure project. Not good! Learn how we fixed the issue over on our blog: https://t.co/db8jMyPHNm #rootflare #trees https://t.co/clC1zxslix

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Dallas Arboretum @dallasarboretum

over 8 years ago

[blog] Give your trees and their roots the space they need by caring for your root flare. #blog #dallas #tx #gardening #northtexas #trees #rootflare https://t.co/8j0GS7On3W