Cracked trunks, codominant stems, root upheaval, and shelf fungi are the warning signs a Waxhaw tree may be hazardous. Learn when to get a professional assessment.
A structurally weak but otherwise healthy tree can sometimes be saved with tree cabling and bracing instead of removed. This guide explains what these arborist-installed support systems do, which trees are and are not good candidates, how long the steel or synthetic-rope hardware tends to last, the inspections it needs over time, and why the save-versus-remove decision belongs to a qualified, certified arborist rather than a do-it-yourself project.
By Clarks Tree Care Team
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