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We have two up front - one has a normal canopy that has evenly distributed, healthy leaves and branches. The other appears to have some sort of problem - there is a large "vein" of something eating the trunk and only about 20% of the tree appears normal and healthy - the rest looks sickly but still has leaves. See photos below. What is going on, and can I help this tree recover? How?
I would get an arborist to come out and look at it. If you really value this tree get an evaluation from a certified arborist.
How do I find someone qualified and reasonable?
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