Posting this means it's becoming a reality to me: My favorite tree in our yard, the curly willow, is in serious trouble. And the more it rains, the more trouble it's in.
Not sure if you're aware, but it rains a little bit in western Washington. ...Just a little.
The tree is basically dying: Tipping toward the house, bark peeling and leaves not sprouting on several branches despite the season. I'm so sad about it - It was one of the first things I noticed in the yard when we were shopping our house, and people always comment on it when they come over. We're going to start by taking off a couple of the larger branches to see if the situation will rectify itself, but I'll keep you posted. Cross your fingers for my tree!
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The tree is leaning waaaaay over... |
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...which when wet makes our view to the yard look like this: Leaves. |
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Peeling bark. |
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And more peeling bark. |
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