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| | | Re: Losing my cherry trees, need a fast growing replacement? Hi try this site for some good info on trees: Flora For Fauna Blog: 10 Native Trees for Small English Gardens Archives
Before you plant anything perhaps it might be an idea to see if any of the fungus problems you mention could spread to the new trees. Maybe you need to treat the ground first. I'm not an expert on this, but it sounds like a reasonable precaution.
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