Girdling Root Syndrome
Stem Girdling Roots is a common problem for urban trees and drastically shortens a tree’s life.
This problem is fatal to the tree. When
diagnosed early, corrective treatments can be done to extend the life of the tree. Your arborist will make the most informed recommendations for your tree.
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Your certified arborist will identify indications of girdling roots, including:
- No visible flare at soil surface
- Thin or sparse canopy
- Off-colored leaves
- Early fall color and leaf drop
- Trunk with flat spots
Trees most susceptible to stem girdling roots:
- maples
- lindens
Treating trees suffering from girdling roots is an ongoing process. We guide you through the after-care to help keep your trees strong and healthy for years to come.
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What is Stem Girdling Roots?
A condition that is fatal for your tree, early diagnosis of girdling roots is essential. Learn More
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Treatment For Girdling Roots
Trees without a visible root flare at soil level are an indication that a problem may exist. Learn More
