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5335014 planting too deep double root system; planted too deeply
5335015 planting too deep double root system; planted too deeply
2187060 planting too deep This tree was recently removed due to health issues. The health problems were attributed to the tree being planted too deeply.
2187063 planting too deep This tree was planted too deeply. The palnting depth is marked by the darkened area. Trees planted too deeply may be drought stressed and often have poor root development.
5388228 flooding/high water These trees are planted too deeply.  This can cause complications with drought and poor root development.
5388226 flooding/high water These trees are planted too deeply.  This can cause complications with drought and poor root development.
5375311 soil compaction Often, dirt paths compact the soil near the base of the tree.
5361975 graft incompatibility Graft union of a declining apricot tree on plum rootstock.
5050017 soil compaction

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