Grayswood Ghost Bark
Grayswood Ghost Bark
Posted by: Dave Hills (IP Logged)
Date: October 02, 2007 19:16
I have a Greyswood Ghost - Betula utilis jacquemontii, on my property which is accesible to the general public, unfortunately children have completely stripped the papery silver bark and the underlying creamy bark from part of the trunk.
The wood underneath is very dark brown and has started to crack, is there any treatment that I can use to prevent the wood from rotting or becoming diseased?
The wood underneath is very dark brown and has started to crack, is there any treatment that I can use to prevent the wood from rotting or becoming diseased?
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Dave Hills | 02/10/2007 19:16 |
  Re: Grayswood Ghost Bark
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chris | 03/10/2007 14:11 |
Advice offered in this forum is of a general nature only. It is by its nature not based on any site investigation and should not be relied upon. Neither the forum administrator nor any contributor will be held liable for damages occurring as a result of relying on advice given here. You should contact a competent arboriculturist for a more detailed answer.