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Name: mary steckbeck
Email: najmary@aol.com
We have beautiful 15 foot hemlocks on the west side of our house. In the past year they have begun to die out from the base up. What if anything can we do to stop the lower branches from dying,

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  1. Chris Mest Says:
    November 17th, 2011 at 1:44 pm

    Hemlocks prefer shade and acid soil. They can also fed on by deer.

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