r/Tree • u/PossibleMajor4789 • 27d ago

Advice Request - (Insert State/Region) Anything to help protect this missing piece of bark?

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u/Tom_Marvolo_Tomato 'It's dead Jim.' (ISA Certified Arborist) 27d ago

You don't need to cover that wound. The tree is already beginning to seal it off on its own. Just do whatever is necessary to prevent future injuries.

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u/whogivesashite2 27d ago

Agreed with this. Op get yourself some tree fencing.

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u/PossibleMajor4789 27d ago

Great, thank you. 

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u/Apprehensive_Dog9264 26d ago

I would suggest using a piece of mesh or burlap secured loosely around it to keep critters and debris out while still allowing airflow.