08/28/2026
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The growth of mushrooms or other fungi (https://anchortreeservice.ca/diseases-found-in-garry-oaks-a-comprehensive-guide-for-homeowners/), such as those commonly found at the base of Victoria’s native Garry Oaks, can indicate a tree may be dead or in decline. This could be symptomatic of broader issues, similar to diseases found in Garry Oaks, which require professional attention.
Visible Decay
Soft, crumbly wood or hollow areas in the trunk or branches signify a dead or dying tree.
Insect Infestation
Excessive presence of pests like wood borers or carpenter ants (https://anchortreeservice.ca/how-can-i-prevent-diseases-and-pests-from-harming-my-trees/) can weaken the tree, potentially leading to its demise. Learn more about how you can prevent these and other harmful pests from damaging your trees.
Leaning Or Uprooted Trees
Significant leaning or uprooting may indicate structural instability, which could be a sign that the tree is dead or dying.
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