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What is the cost of tree removal service?

The average cost to remove a tree ranges from $150 to $1,500. But other tree services may cost extra. For example, the average stump removal cost ranges from $60 to $350 and the average stump grinding costs $75-$1,000 depending on numerous factors.Many tree removal companies charge a fee per foot of height. On average, small trees are 30' tall or less. Medium trees are between 30' and 60'. Large trees stand 60' to 80' tall. Very tall trees are 80' or taller. Most tree removal services use these size ranges as guidelines for charging.The condition of a tree can affect the cost of removal. Trees in dangerous condition are often inspected by an arborist, a person with special training in the health and care of trees, shrubs, and other woody plants. A tree that seems to be leaning dangerously should be inspected before removal to determine how it should be cut down.

Which tree is known as the king of the forest?

It depends on the forest. If you consider the ‘king’ to be the biggest trees, in America the king of the western forests would be one of the Redwood species, probably the Giant Sequoia, although these do not grow in all western forests. In the Eastern forests it was, until around the 1940s, the American Chestnut. The chestnuts, once estimated at 4 billion, are gone now, so it would be the Yellow Poplar (also called a Tuilp Poplar, Tulip tree, and Canoewood Tree) or the Eastern White Pine. Both of these can grow over 200 ft tall.

How much does tree removal typically cost?

Thanks for the A2A Diane. Well, about as much as a piece of string is long!But there are some useful considerations which affect cost. They Are:1 Size. Well this is obvious, but in fact can be very tricky to judge. A tree may look big, but in fact have a slim stem and branches ending in sprays of foliage. This is a bit of an illusion as the squat dense tree with a thick (but short) stem is often much ‘bigger’ in terms of weight to handled.2. Proximity to valuable stuff like houses, cars, sheds, gazebos etc. (Usually its houses!) The closer a tree is to a building or something that has to be avoided in terms of contact, or even directly over a roof etc, the more expensive it is to remove. This is because smaller bits are removed at a time and often lowered carefully. Cranes offer a quick way round this, but then the cost of crane hire is often prohibitive.3. Proximity to vehicular access is a reciprocal relationship to the above. The closer you can get vehicles to the base of the tree, the cheaper it will be to remove it. As less handling time will occur.4. Species of tree. Some trees are covered with very nasty spikes, or their sap is highly toxic (I’ve been smashed by both!) and this can have a big impact on time and thus money.5. Special circumstances. Well this is my ‘Get out of Jail’ cover-all! Once I was involved in removing a tree on the centre of a round-about in the UK. Not only were there significant traffic considerations/costs, but the tree was a controversial removal and we had a band of (good-hearted) angry protestors, which took significant staff costs to manage. But you would be surprised but the odd things that come up that add time or difficulty to the job and therefore cost.Broadly speaking, the first three are the big affectors of cost: size, location.Example one, a beautiful Gum tree very close to a road and nothing else, a slim stem and rarified crown. Very low cost.Example two, a gnarly old beast with poor access over what appears to be a very expensive house. A very expensive job indeed!Hope that helps!

Were there any trees taller than redwoods in prehistoric times?

As Alan Marble stated, it is believed that the current system is at its current limits. Therefore, unless a species disappeared with better height advantages, then we are at our limits. Some species like Spruce and Eucalyptus are believed by some experts to have come close to or exceeded the Redwood in height in height but have come been cut down in the last hundred and fifty years. Same goes with the Sempevirons Redwood, namely the Lindsay Creek Tree.If you could cheat if you choose 2 ways to judge 1 is it if you allow a cliff having tree to have roots or Vines bind it to the cliff for sustenance. Some trees do that, especially nitrogen starved ones in tropical regions.l. That would allow the vascular system to be higher. Also some plants, I believe Aspen is one colonial body, are the same plant but have many trunks.One in Utah named Pando is about eighty thousand years old. Some say a million years. It would slowly move up a mountain to adjust to climate? A "colonal" tree could be going up a mountain. So if you chose it that way it would be taller.But a regular trunk I don't think it would be much higher. It would be better for a relatively well watered and windless area in the lee of a large mountain and to have a better root system than a redwood. Also have porous stone with a somewhat impervious ( except to some roots) plus to be thicker like Sequoia gigantea of the Sierra Nevada and not brittle wood.Some aspen are five miles long and one single tree. I would think some of them are over a thousand feet from base fruiting type body to top height.Pun not originally intended, these are tall orders.There may have been taller redwoods (as redwoods were the predominant tree back then IIRC), as often C02 levels were often enough higher. Currently it is commonly believed that the increasing present levels of C02 are encouraging tropical jungles to increase biomass — though that doesn’t necessarily mean taller trees.

What happened to the Shire at the end of 'The Return of the King'?

If you want to know what happened at the very end, Ernest W. Adams’ answer tells you all you can want to know.That’s not what your question meant to me, though, so I am going to take a chance and give you a different answer, one that eventually leads into his.When the 4 hobbits return to the shire, they expect to return to the land and society they remember - and they probably remember it even better than it actually was because they have missed it so much. Coming home has become a reward they have longed for.But just like the soldiers that returned from the World Wars, they discover that nothing and no place was untouched by war. That’s what war does. The “paradise” they longed for was gone. No matter how hard they had fought, no matter the great victories they had won, they had a new battle to fight.First there is disbelief that the devastation could have happened in the Shire. Then anger - both that all their sacrifices didn’t protect their homes, and that they have to fight again.For the Hobbits, though, their journey has prepared them for this more personal battle. They are not going to quietly give in to the men who have taken over, or the rules they have arbitrarily made.They stand up like the heroes they have become, and the Hobbits they have always been. And when the Shirefolk see that they have real leaders, they remember who they are and they fight to take back their lives.After the opportunists and villians have been driven out, the real work of rebuilding their lives begins. Like Britain, they had to restore the land and the buildings, they probably had rationing and had to restore the gardens and woods, they had to trust each other and begin again.They were fortunate that it could be done, and that they had some unexpected help in things like the special earth Galadriel had given Sam and the fact that he was willing to share it instead of hoarding it for himself, or that tiny wizened Lobelia had the moral strength to stand up to a fallen Maia. They were fortunate that they and their land could be healed.And so, that is what they did. And that is why The Scouring of the Shire is one of the most important chapters in the book.Now, go on to Ernest W. Adams excellent answer about what happens at the very end.

What is the importance of trees?

Trees are the most important aspects which helps us to survive in this world and now it is time to know why we should grow more trees and what are the importance of treeImportance of treesTrees clean the air and it helps in absorbing odors and pollutant air like nitrogen oxides, ammonia, CO2, and filter the air by trapping them on their leaves and bark.Trees prevent soil erosion specially on hill side and slopes, Trees helps in holding the top layer of soil. Wind and rain fall are the causes of soil erosion and growing trees can help in preventing it.Trees provide the seasonal fruits like Mango, Orange etc, having lot of fruits are very good for having healthy life. Aside from fruit for human beings it also provide food for birds.Trees also absorb noise and block them by which noise pollution can be controlled and have a peaceful environment which is very much required in those place where hospitals & schools are situation because In school children will be concentrated and in the hospital, the patients will have good and peaceful atmosphere.Trees provide place to build their nest for bees, urban birds, squirrels etc, but nowadays it is clearly seen that many kinds of birds which were existing some years ago are disappeared due to deforestation.Trees helps us to mark the season as they pass for example in some places trees will be covered with snow in the winter season which gives theTrees can provide music to your life as birds in the tree keeps on cheeping. Just imagine that the birds chirping which wakes you up in the morning will be the wonderful experience that you can ever have.The breeze of the trees also acts as a perfume as it brings the fragrances of the flowers and fruits. The cherry tree that can perfume the nature is equal to the fragrance of 200,000 flowers.One big tree can provide a days oxygen only for 4 people in a day. But actual scenario is the population of the country is increasing & and the count of trees are decreasing. This is time to think and save our environment for the generations to come.Plant deciduous trees which include the trees like Oak, Maple etc, which protects the sunlight in summer whereas in the winter season it allows the sunlight to reach and warm our home as it loses all its leaf and comes out with a new one.We are truly blessed to have such an environment filled with trees and let us all try to keep our environment safe for generations to come.

Who is the most legendary sniper in all history?

Here! I don’t think he killed the most, but he could be most legendary one as far as I am concerned.This soldier named Song Lingchu宋岭春Let me tell you why.He was a solider served for Eight Route Army, the army which belonged to the China Communist Party. Born in 1925, he joined the army at the age of 17. During the time of Second Sino-Japanese War, he killed many Japanese invaders and many puppet troops with his rifle, and what the most legend, he shot down a Japanese plane with his rifle, the type 38 rifle made in Japan.Type 38 rifle - WikipediaOne morning in September in 1943, 4 Japanese planes flew over the Communist revolution base for booming, soldiers had to flee to shelters, many of them lay down to avoid becoming the target of Japanese pilots. He also lay in the grass, watching the Japanese planes flying above.But the planes just roared with a low height, a thought came in his mind, could I have a try, could I shoot it down with my rifle? With the curiosity, he aimed at one plane, and then fired.It seems impossible to shoot the plane down with a rifle, but the marvel really came out, the plane without control crashed down to the ground.The pilot was injured because the bullet from Song, and due to the lack of defense of Japanese plane and the 100m+ length Song and the plane, the marvel came into exist.He became the hero in the Eight Route Army and awarded by many generals. Later he also took part in the Second China Civil War and Korean War. And passed off in 2007.I think he must be the first one and the last one who shot down a plane with rifle. Nobody could make such a legend like him!@William Fang thanks for your comment:He’s not the only one who shot planes down with rifles.Soviet soldiers were known to gather together in fields, lay on their backs, point their rifles at the sky, and shoot planes.An American pilot, after bailing out of his plane, shot an approaching Japanese fighter pilot and killed him.They were all legend!