Posted by Billy NY on January 31, 2016 at 07:58:06 from (104.228.35.235):
In Reply to: Very wet tree posted by Bkpigs on January 31, 2016 at 05:55:52:
Going the opposite way, I injected an American Elm with fungicide to try and save it from dutch elm disease (DED) and it literally took in a 55 gallon drum of the solution through a harness which I tapped in to the base of the tree at where the roots splay out. The tree was close to or at 48" above the butt, it was an old large elm, but it had flagged already (DED- one branch of yellow leaves up top) which only gave it a 50% chance anyways. Being a landmark tree I did try to save it.
What you describe happens when you cut large wild grape vines, water drips out and I like the flavor of it as it is safe to drink, it seems to have a nice taste to it. I cut one along the driveway early last summer and it ran for days.
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