Every fall, the same story plays out across the Northwest. The skies darken, the wind howls, and the trees that stood tall all summer suddenly have to prove their strength. Branches whip, leaves scatter, and homeowners hold their breath — hoping the old maple near the fence can hang on just a little longer.
Wind has a way of revealing what’s hidden. A tree might look healthy, but years of unnoticed stress — compacted soil, poor pruning, or slow root decay — can turn it ...
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