TreeLife, a Marble Falls, Texas company claims to have developed a cure for oak wilt. This is a fraudulant claim. They are now embarking on global distribution and anyone interested in the greedy details, please e-mail me.
Once again, any claim to effective treatment is not based on studies or longevity in treated trees - only stolen formula and copied application methods. Another related item - a Nigel Grech claiming retirement from the Riverside campus of University of California as a PhD of plant pathology is not that at all - please contact the the Pathology Dept. at that campus to verify and register complaints if any.

TreeLife is fraudulant and nothing more than greed in the new American fashion - watch out please.

Reply to post by Reed Holt, on December 04, 1999 at 13:37:21:

I encountered their propaganda on the web sometime in October of this year and wondered if it didn't smell more than a little fishy.

Thanks Reed, for the research and the warning.