RE: Chopping Down Our Sad Old "Liberty Elm" Tree

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Okay, you only want to chop it down when it's dry.
I guess it already said it's goodbye by drying off.

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Yes, once it became dry and withered, we knew it was far gone, time to go. !BBH

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That's sad but at least it has a beneficial use as well.

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Maybe @gratefuleveryday could plant more "Liberty Elm" trees elsewhere, possibly in the sufficiently large yards of relatives or friends. 🤔🧘‍♂️🤓

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Tall trees like that are planted far away from the house to avoid destruction.
But !INDEED if he has a large land he can do that.
!HOPE

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@gratefuleveryday already has hindrances simply having a chicken egg farm, which I !HOPE doesn't apply to tree planting !INDEED. 🤔🤯🤗🤓

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It might as well apply to tree planting.
We don't follow any protocols in most places here.
But in some cases we wished there were protocols and environmental services could really step up because most residents plant trees very close to the house.
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I think that there should be no problems with planting any tree on one's own yard, unless the tree already affects the neighbors' properties (such as overshadowing the yard and falling leaves/fruits). 🤔🧘‍♂️🤯🤓

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Yes,there won't be.
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My previous comment made me curious as to whether you have a garden (not to mention plants) where you grow (nutritious) food where you currently live. 🤔🧘‍♂️🤓

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No, I don't.
We stay in a rented apartment where we have only an access to our rooms.
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