During the construction of this home, the soil from the foundation area was spread out to make an exit for the patio above. The soil was piled up on the high-side of this tree. Now 1/2 of this tree’s root zone are over two feet below the optimal level for healthy oxygen transfer. If you have a similar situation in your landscape, call Shrub Doctor for a free evaluation on what can be done to resolve a potential problem to your tree.
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