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Sun, Jun 13, 10 at 18:54
| I have a Weeping Blue Atlas that is about 20 years old - very mature tree. It was damaged by a contractor and I am trying to get assistance on establishing a value for the tree and / or (if possible) replacing it. I am located in Morris county. The contractor's insruance company is co-operating, but of course I need my own apprasial. |
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| Take the height, width and age, as near as possible, and call a local nursery, with little explanation, asking if they know where you could get such a tree or what they would charge for one they have. Of course putting it into the ground would be additional, but they should tell you the total. Surprisingly, some nurseries are reluctant to kill big trees that never sold, and would give a good price, just to get the room in the nursery for new plants, smaller, cheaper and more likely to sell. |
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- Posted by maire_cate (My Page) on Wed, Jun 23, 10 at 19:21
| Post this on the conifer forum - the regulars there are extremely knowledgeable and they might be able to give you an answer. |
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