Ever wonder if it's possible to repair a damaged tree trunk or broken branches on your landscape plants or fruit trees after a storm, deer damage, etc? It's more than possible, in fact, it's very easy to do as long as there is some intact cambium or bark on the tree that can continue to transport nutrients. And then, after we learn how to repair the damaged tree, I'll show you an update of how large the green giant arborvitae have grown this past summer.


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