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Livistona Australis down and out

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They say if a tree falls in the woods and nobody hears it did it really fall! 
Well regardless if this one was heard falling, it has fallen over. It’s already started to die, poor palm. 

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    What causes that? Deciduous trees sometimes get carpenter ants that do trunk damage.

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    19 hours ago, SeanK said:

    What causes that? Deciduous trees sometimes get carpenter ants that do trunk damage.

    Soft soil that is soaked, high winds. The palm may have had a root disease with dying roots therefore not enough anchorage to hold it up. But most likely high winds in a big storm in wet soil.

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    19 hours ago, donpachino1983 said:

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