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Jesse Randall
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Last updated:
March 26, 2008

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Once a tree is planted, it must be maintained. A number of factors may be considered, such as:

• Are weeds taking over?
• Does the tree need to be cut back?
• Has it been damaged by wind, animals, etc?
• Do you know what the problem is?
• Is the tree becoming a danger?
• Do you need help from a tree care professional?