We need a sewer line replaced (location indicated by red scribble) and this maple couldn't be much closer. I feel like it's probably an obvious answer but we'd love to save the tree… Is it possible? Or is she cooked
by CryptographerHot2704
We need a sewer line replaced (location indicated by red scribble) and this maple couldn't be much closer. I feel like it's probably an obvious answer but we'd love to save the tree… Is it possible? Or is she cooked
by CryptographerHot2704
5 Comments
It might make it.
But it shouldn’t be there in the first place. Do you want to risk an unhealthy tree that is too close to your house even in the best of times?
I say make your peace with it and find a new beautiful tree to plant somewhere else that you can enjoy without all the risk.
Id probably remove tree . Too close to house.
That trees gotta go. Sewer line or not. Way too close to the house. Mayyybe you can transplant it? But is it worth it?
Is this a treehouse?
I’d remove the tree and plant a new one elsewhere. Not worth the risk to its health once the sewer line goes in or your home. Silver lining – you’d open up the line of sight to that window and let more natural light into the house.