Tree health and structure-not the same!
appaappa • January 1, 2016
When Appalachian Tree Service is called to look at a property, sometimes a tree will still have green leaves and the client assumes it is healthy. In realty, the tree has major structural weaknesses.
To keep a tree alive, often only a few thin layers of active xylem and phloem are needed; however, structural soundness requires a greater wood volume. Green, full-crowned, and essentially healthy trees can still fail due to structural defects
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