Great video. I was hoping to see what was happening with that tree. The peroxide is a very cool and cheap way to try wounds that have biotic aspects. Any leaking or surging tree wound can cast with a shot of H2o2. Clean it and it heals. Keep up the great work and your lawn is on point!

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, John! I did my best to try to accurately represent what we talked about. Thanks again for all of your help and support.

Geez! That tree has seen some ... things. It’s a trooper. I think I will reward you for all the care you are giving it with beautiful fall colors year after year 👍🏼

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

It hasn't shown much color the last few years but I'm hoping that changes this year. Thanks for watching, my friend!

@TheLawnTools

5 жыл бұрын

The Lawn Guardian I have faith

I find it fascinating learning a little about tree care, and seeing many treatments that are similar and different than the lawn.

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

I've definitely been enjoying it.

Very interesting! Keep us updated on the healing!

this is helpful thanks now i know what to apply to my rotting trees

The way your garden edge flows into the retaining wall looks so cool!

@BudgetLawns

5 жыл бұрын

Sure does. I love seeing the details in the landscape like that!

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Thanks for giving me a starting point to help my tree.

@TheLawnGuardian

4 жыл бұрын

You're welcome! Glad I could help!

Very interesting! I’ve been thinking about getting the Flora Green for our trees and shrubs. I think you have just succeeded in making up my mind. Great video and great content! Thank you for all you do for the lawn care community.

@BudgetLawns

5 жыл бұрын

It's so awesome to be able to get on here and learn what to do isn't it?

@jerrybobhayes637

5 жыл бұрын

Budget Lawns indeed it is!

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! It's a pretty versatile product and it seems to help a lot with all of the plants it is applied to. Thank you for all of the support!

Sir, you have a great video, articulate well, easy to understand. I also admire your adoration to save a beautiful Red Maple. The house I boguth about 5 years ago has many many tree types. And a Red Maple was/is one of them. It had million bug holes, look like it was blasted repeatedly with shotgun blasts. I brought it back to life. Its doing good, but I sill have a long way to go. Lot of infected trees around me, I'm on the edge of a largest forest in Florida. I can't control the whole area at least stop it in my yard. The past 4 years I have planted 22 (soon 25) trees and so far so good. Your video will help me. Thanks Dude

@TheLawnGuardian

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words and for watching. It's unfortunate I haven't been able to make many videos lately because my family and life has taken a higher priority but I still hope to make videos from time to time. Thanks for the support and I wish you luck with your trees.

Very nice! I would prune hard the tree to limit diseased foliage spread like shaving the head when you have fleas lol. Another thing I would do is cutting off the branch that leaning toward the road too much for tree balance and shape purposes. Then I would spray the whole tree and underneath of it with sevin solution ones only, this stuff kills everything, but it breaks down in about four days or so. On day four I would replace the good bacterial biofield on the tree by spraying its foliage with 2 weeks premade compost tea (wood sticks, leave, weeks that reach deep into the soil, and 1 cup of sugar to feed the bacteria q 2 weeks). The fertilizer I would apply under the tree in liquid form 1 day before I start to do anything stated above. After I spray the compost tea, I would repeat liquid fertilizer to the soil with the addition of about 4 cups of sugar to feed the bacteria: water it all well to make sure sugar penetrates into the soil deeper... After 1 month I would spray tree foliage with miracle grow or other similar fertilizer that contains copper in small amounts so as not to kill the bacterial field. I have done this with one of my almost dead peach trees and it thanked me greatly with its looks later.

@TheLawnGuardian

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for leaving this comment! I did quite a bit of pruning on that tree but I would have loved to do everything else you suggested. Unfortunately, I no longer live in this house so I'm unable to do any of it. I wonder how this tree is doing from time to time. Thank again for leaving this info and for your support!

Good luck with your tree!

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Wow! Thanks! I got a lot of trees in my back yard! Where did you get everything?!??!? 🌲 🌳 🌲 💚😍🖤🖤😍💚💚💚

Aw man. That sucks! At least your giving a great effort. I hope it comes back? Good luck Ben!

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Nice video! Very interesting!

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Aiden!

Nice video.

Neat info, never crossed my mind to even treat trees like that! 🤔

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

It's been pretty cool. Hoping to see this tree bounce back.

@greenparadise2

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheLawnGuardian please any update on this tree bouncing back or what happened?

Tough luck with that tree, but you’re going to save it. Nice video bro

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Nicely done. Good Onya for not going the fungicide route or cutting it down like some people would. The improvement in leaf density and color is hopeful. In terms of keeping the disease causing organisms at bay the other step would be to douse entire tree with an inoculum of beneficial microbes containing the full diversity, including the protazoa and nematodes that would feed on the disease causing organisms. Also, the right sets of bacteria and fungi will have antibiotic type of inhibition to the disease causing organisms and begin to suppress them .The soil can be drenched as well as the trunk/branches/foliage. This inoculate of microbiology would be from a compost tea. Compost tea has a stigma surrounding it, but that is mainly due to the fact that there are some bad store-bought compost tea products at main stream garden stores. A properly made aerated compost tea made in a brewer from properly made compost is the most effective and efficient way to get the right sets of organisms to the “work site”. I know that’s a whole new can of worms but just food for thought, pun intended. Again excellent job on this Ben, you’re a good dude. I always see you floating around the comments on these lawn care channels...nice to put a face and a vibe with that sick name/logo. I’m gonna go hit subscribe now brother...🤝

@TheLawnGuardian

4 жыл бұрын

Wow! Thank you for all of this information! I will definitely be looking into this further. Thank you for your support and suggestions!

@soilcreepsandgardengeeks71

4 жыл бұрын

The Lawn Guardian absolutely brother.

Interesting video and very educational. I have a tree in my yard I suspect is going through the same process. Any chance of a follow up video on how the tree has improved since this video?

@TheLawnGuardian

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Unfortunately, I don't live there anymore so I'm not sure.

Thanks so much

I always had this idea that trees really didn't require much tlc. Wow! Was I wrong! Good info!

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

I don't think they always do, but this one was sick before moving into this house so it's needed a bit more love.

@BudgetLawns

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheLawnGuardian mine have turned into way more work than I imagined since I built the house. One thing after another with them. I think I've finally got them on the right path!

Interesting stuff!

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

It's been fun to learn a out this. Thank you for watching!

hi could you give me the name of spray to kill all fungus black knock disease on the tree ? I got plums tree and alot of fungus I want to get rid if it but don't know how. thank you

look into a wheel trench and feed or ammending the soil mychorrixai fungi

I see flush cuts on the tree. This is an invitation to decay pathogens. Also you can also water the tree with hydrogen peroxide, it is an extremely powerful aid for the roots of the tree.

Maple trees are hard to grow in the suburbs. They definitely like being in forests. They dislike compacted soil, and lack of iron causes chlorosis and weak growth. I would start by amending your soils foremost. And consider replanting a native maple tree. (Not sure if yours is a local to your area native or not). Usually a good nursery is a great place to start. Good luck! You deserve a great tree!

@TheLawnGuardian

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for these tips! I no longer live at this house anymore so I'm not sure how this tree is doing. I tried my hardest to help this tree while I lived in this house. Maple trees are one of my favorite trees. Thanks again for this advice!

402 looks legit!

@TheLawnGuardian

5 жыл бұрын

It's a pretty versatile product. Thank you for watching and for your support!

h202 does not burn. it bubbles,but not burn

got a tree fungus, gonna look for video without loud music that is so unnecessary

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What kind of hydrogen peroxide did you use?

@TheLawnGuardian

2 жыл бұрын

The same kind you use to clean wounds on humans.

@lupem5695

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheLawnGuardian thanks

More of thats good thatas bad. just feed the dripline

💋......"rot.". What is the rot? What is the fungus? Are the rot and fungus primary pathogens? Something is really wrong here. I'm surprised John got mixed up with this .

@TheLawnGuardian

Жыл бұрын

okay

Bye bye 👋 🎄

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Stop the back music please

@TheLawnGuardian

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback!

OMG, your background music is so annoying that it is hard to keep listening to you.

@TheLawnGuardian

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. This was an early edit in my channel and I've tried to improve these things.