new homeowner, my lawn is fucked wonder if it’s affecting my tree?

by Bananas_and_cocaine

4 Comments

  1. Truth_Seeker_124

    If that’s an an American elm they usually just look like that. There is a nasty elm disease where I’m from that eventually kills them all but it might not be in your state

  2. Feisty_Ad_340

    Looks like slime flux or decay from an old wound, possibly an injury. It’s located pretty high up on the tree and it’s primarily a cosmetic issue. The grass looks dormant in places, maybe the canopy is blocking light.

  3. VindaGothi

    There could be a myriad of things wrong, but none that would be easy for an arborist to tell from just those two pictures. You should probably call a local certified and reputable arborist to have your trees looked at if you just bought a house.

  4. AdvertisingCrafty28

    I had one like that on a bigger tree that looked similar but more severe than yours. I called an arborist since the tree is well over a hundred feet tall. He said his best guess was a lightning strike.

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