• Monday, August 21st, 2006
The problem area is right where the bottom right branch is connected to the trunk. As you can see it is pull the branch (due to the weight) away from the trunk. If left alone the branch will break off and expose the trunk to disease.
To fix the problem I have decided to use a 2″ deck screw. It has enough thread to bite into the solid wood of the trunk and pull the branch in.
Compared to the picture above that showed the branch pulling away, you can now see how far the gap was. The branch is very secure and will be able to handle the dense foliage. Aug 2006
The screw worked perfectly and is hidden well enough that it won’t show from the front. In time the screw will cover over. Aug 2006
Category: Crossostephium Sinesis
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