We have a non-fruit bearing cherry tree that needs to be cut down.  I was told the wood from these trees would be valuable.  Does anyone have any idea?  Thanks!
203845
If this is an old, old tree and is free of severe insect damage then you have a small fortune on your hands!  I suggest going to E-bay and sell to the highest bidder.
109048
in most states, the branchs that are on your property are yours..\nhence you usually have the right to cut.but you need to double check this..\nif he does not want you to cut because it could cause the tree to die , get a local tree wound healer to put over the fresh cuts...\ntake photos. send the neighbor  a letter of your intent...\nalso contact your insurance company, so they can sue your neighbor damages for neglect....because he can be sued for neglect and endangerment of your property.ask for his insurance companies name.\nif they have a home loan ,which you can find out at records, contact the lender and tell them the situation...because they do not want a possiblity of being liable....or just contact a lawyer and have them send your neighbor a letter , complaining about his neglect and endangerment of your well being and property...
163915
There could be interferences depending on how your building is sited on the lot.  Keep in mind that if you are building a residence the presence of mature trees is a real plus and your building plan should preserve as many as possible.  \n\nUnless your building has a large footprint, the cost of tree and stump removal will be a tiny portion of your overall costs.  Roots must be removed in the immediate area of slabs and foundations, however roots beyond these areas will not pose a problem.
25790
I've heard that maraschino cherries are sometimes preserved in formaldehyde.  It can't be good for you. They keep body parts in jars in science class with that stuff!  I love Shirley Temples though so I still eat my cherries.
256644
Elm,hickory, beech and maple trees to name a few. At least this is the link I found.
483544
You could probably type those clubs in to Ebay and perhaps get an idea of market value. (The 3&4 woods are Bobby Nichols not Dobby) \n\nBut I can tell you right now, even in 100% perfect condition they are worthless. Less than $30 bucks for all of them.\n\nHopefully they have sentimental value!!
483925
Hey, I'm in Canada too. We go to a nice you pick place every year.40 bucks!!!! But I live in Alberta where there aren't many trees . Maybe that's why they're so pricey ....
129614
Are you talkin about hickory chickens? LOL.. I think that's what you are talkin about but, that's what I know em as.. If so.. Apple tree's are great.. After a good rain, If this isn't what your talkin about , sorry.:)
85667
I can see that you're attempting to perform\na post-order walk to delete the entire tree.\n\nOne issue I see is that you do not check \nbeing on a leaf node.  You should check for\nNULL before recursing down the left and right\nbranches:\n\nif (tnPtr->left_ != NULL)\nDeleteWholeTree(tnPtr->left_);\n\nif (tnPtr->right_ != NULL)\nDeleteWholeTree(tnPtr->right_)\n\nOtherwise, you run the risk of dereferencing a NULL\nin the recursive call.
462615
Try Goodwill or other similar thrift stores.  I've seen tree stands there before for less than $5.  You might have to buy an entire artificial tree with stand, but that still ought to cost less than $50.
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Sapele Tree :http://www.aikentimber.com/products/item.php3?id=17\n\n\nIroko Tree :\nhttp://www.onlinenigeria.com/links/ondostateadv.asp?blurb=343\n\nSorry could not find on Framerie trees..may be you can try Google Image option..\n\nBest luck!!!
195665
I am pondering the quantity of lumber that a small furry rodent would hurl. I think it is going to depend a lot on the time allotted to it. It is really going to have a lot to do with it's motivation to throw the material as well. Why would it want to do this and what would give it such a desire? The lumber could not be in large pieces like 4 by 4 inch at 10 feet long. It would have to be in small manageable chunks that could be easily lifted by the creature. This thought could, however, be an irrational, illogical waste of time on my part. It could be that the small woodland critter in question is not capable of tossing, or even lifting any lumber, regardless of size. So the question should not be how much, but can it chuck wood at all?
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Yes, I think so.  He needs to put back the cherry trees and do what is was that you originally asked him to do...OR you need to get an estimate of repairs from another contractor and make the first one pay for it.\nTake pictures of what the property looks like now, for proof.  Get enough cash from him before you give back his stuff.  Maybe also report to the police that he has equipment with serial numbers altered.  Possibly they can find out if was stolen.   Be careful, he sounds like a bad guy.
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Fake, we used to get a real tree each year until about four years ago when the place we got our trees (which was about 2 hours away and in the middle of nowhere) was closed off. No place else has trees that are good enough. It took us a while but we finally found a fake one we liked and stuck with it.\n\nBut still, I miss going out with my dad to pick and cut down the tree. I have been told I choose some good trees even if they were too big.
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They don't actually "drink" when they are cut like that, they just postpone the bottom from drying out and becoming brittle faster, although it seems the water goes away and you have to refill it often, what is actually absorbed into the branches is very little, which is why there is shedding of needles. And check the bottom of the cut flat area for a slimy-like layer, it works like a bandaid, and less water will be absorbed.\n\nFor the tree to drink, they have to have "feeders" (which are the thinner webbings of roots attached to the larger roots) to absorb the water so it can then travel through each of the "rings" of the tree up to the branches. Even damaged roots won't "drink" as much if it is trying to repair itself from a surface wound,which is easily done by running a lawn mower over exposed roots of older trees that have too little soil around them.\n\nEach ring represents a season, you can actually tell how much water it got each year by the spaces between each ring, outter layers are the newest season
46768
That is a good question.  Trees are a renewable resource though, so it is kind of a non-issue.
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1) Stop using the PC.  You are going to have to make phone calls to resolve this, and probably show up in person.\n\n2) If you do not own the tree involved, it's not your responsibility to fix, unless you have a contract with the owner saying so.  If you're renting, then the landlord will have to fix the defects with the property.\n\n3)  If you're elderly and on SS, then you will be eligible for legal assistance.  Many lawyers will do a free consultation, and one may even take your case Pro Bono (free).  If not, check with the county's legal aid services, or a local law school.