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Hi Linda, Thanx for your question. Your question is a bit outside my expertise. I'm not a fruit tree expert. However, I can refer you to an expert here on the site, Nick McCann, who is knowledgeable
I assume you mean height as in tall not altitude as on the top of a mountain. It is a combination of many things--soil type, the climate, tree genetics, species of trees and the age of the tree. Different
Hi Mark, Thanx for your question. Rowans and oaks in general, are deciduous trees which require a cold, winter period in order to remain healthy. Trees like this go into a dormant state during the winter
This is caused by a wood pecker called a sap sucker. They make the holes in the bark and insects come to feed on the sap and the bird returns to eat the insects. You can spray the area with an insecticide

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