happy monday everyone! another week of combating the public (amongst
others) to retain and properly manage urban trees begins!
i have been dealing with a resident of the borough, who constructed a fish
pond near mature common oak trees. she stated to me that the falling leaves
which ended up in the fish pond, were releasing a chemical that was
"poisoning" the fish and causing diseases among her fish. the fish were coy
carp i believe.
she was a very disagreeable lady, so the conversation didn't last to long,
and i do not have much more information.
has anyone else heard something like this? is there any merit to her
claims?
Jason C. Hasaka
Assistant Arboricultural Officer
Countryside & Recreation
Eastleigh Borough Council
phone - 02380 688 211
fax - 02380 629 466
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