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    • Do my trees look okay?
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  • Reading a Tree for Risks and Hazards
  • Taking Care of Your Trees
    • There are mushrooms growing at the bottom of my tree. Should I be worried?
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    • I see ants on my tree. Is that bad?
    • It hasn't rained in several weeks. What can I do?
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    • Doing your own tree work is a bad idea!
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  • You and Your Neighbors
    • The branches on my neighbor's tree are hanging over my house. Can I trim them?
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    • My neighbor's construction project is going to affect the trees on my property.
    • Whose tree is it?
    • My neighbors are concerned about one of my trees.
  • Choosing a Tree Service
    • Work with a Certified Arborist!
    • How do I know if a tree service is any good?
    • Tree work seems expensive. What am I paying for?
    • Get more than one estimate.
    • Leg spikes are harmful to trees!
    • The "Fear Factor"
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