Multiple oak trees with borer holes, hollow trunks, and conflicting contractor advice create a complex situation requiring unbiased professional assessment. Three tree companies (non-arborists) offer different treatment protocols, but the core issue needs on-site evaluation.
Your defoliating water oak likely suffers from chronic stress (compaction, drainage, or nutrient issues). State foresters can diagnose whether fertilization, iron supplementation, or other interventions are warranted—saving you from unnecessary annual treatments on healthy trees.
Invest in professional diagnosis first. It prevents costly, potentially harmful treatments and provides a science-based management plan for your entire property.
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