AusBonsai

Very sorry to read this, Pup. It does appear the same as a plant that has been killed from glyphosate. I believe it is possible to identify what pesticide killed a specimen and happy to provide more information if you wish to go that route. Councils often use this service when a narrow corridor suddenly appears in the coastal vegetation between luxury houses and the sea in Sydney. I'm sure it's expensive and nothing will bring the trees back but it would send a serious lesson if you hit them up for the price of the tree.

Joel wrote:Very sorry to read this, Pup. It does appear the same as a plant that has been killed from glyphosate. I believe it is possible to identify what pesticide killed a specimen and happy to provide more information if you wish to go that route. Councils often use this service when a narrow corridor suddenly appears in the coastal vegetation between luxury houses and the sea in Sydney. I'm sure it's expensive and nothing will bring the trees back but it would send a serious lesson if you hit them up for the price of the tree.

Thanks for the offer Joel. I would still have to prove it which is a case of my work against theirs. As I have said they are really on borrowed time as far as looking for another place.
If the do get aresed I will be watching like a Hawk.


Again thanks for the offer,

You're clearly a more tolerant person than I.

In the past as some of you will know I have resorted to treating my trees with a blow torch to stimulate growth, with success.
So after talking with the boss her observation was you have nothing to lose.
So tomorrow it will get the blow torch, lets hope it works will keep you posted.

Cheers Pup

Hi Pup
Mate, we're all hoping for you .
cheers
peterb

As I said I would try the fire recipe on this Banksia. As the Mrs said what have I too lose. So here we are one burnt Banksia, now we wait which is what Bonsai is all about.
will keep you posted.


Cheers Pup

Mate.