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A 300-Year-Old Live Oak Near a Revolutionary War Battlefield Is Being Restored
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A 300-Year-Old Live Oak Near a Revolutionary War Battlefield Is Being Restored

From Times of India · () English

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  • Arborists are restoring a 300-year-old live oak near the Eutaw Springs battlefield in South Carolina.
  • The work includes removing old metal supports, improving soil conditions and installing modern support systems.
  • The restoration aims to prepare the tree for the United States’ upcoming 250th anniversary.

A 300-year-old live oak near South Carolina’s historic Eutaw Springs battlefield is undergoing careful restoration.

Arborists are removing outdated metal supports to help extend the tree’s life. They are also improving the soil and adding modern support systems.

The work is being carried out ahead of the United States’ upcoming 250th anniversary.

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