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Author:  Rivulus123 [ 02 Jan 2021, 23:40 ]
Post subject:  In too Deep!
View from the bench lol
Trees, books tools, and pots all on the increase
Spreading faster than Covid.
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Author:  Brendan [ 04 Jan 2021, 11:14 ]
Post subject:  Re: In too Deep!
It is quite addictive.

Nice looking pyracanthus.
Author:  Gary Jones [ 04 Jan 2021, 11:50 ]
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Yeah - way too addictive.
Author:  Rivulus123 [ 04 Jan 2021, 13:52 ]
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yeah, I need to put a few pennies by if I want to proceed lol
Sorry to disappoint Brendan,
It's just a plain old Cotoneaster lol
Author:  Sizzla [ 04 Jan 2021, 14:18 ]
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So sorry to hear you are riddled with this terrible affliction, it gets the best of us. I will pray for you
Author:  richardb [ 04 Jan 2021, 16:42 ]
Post subject:  Re: In too Deep!
It is very easy to go out and spend hard earned cash on this hobby. If you explore other possibilities you can have loads of stress free fun ( i say this because the possibility of killing an expensive tree is always there ) with garden centre plants, hedge bottom finds, friendly builders or landscape gardeners who are removing established old plants, etc.
Author:  Rivulus123 [ 04 Jan 2021, 17:36 ]
Post subject:  Re: In too Deep!
richardb wrote:
It is very easy to go out and spend hard-earned cash on this hobby. If you explore other possibilities you can have loads of stress-free fun ( i say this because the possibility of killing an expensive tree is always there ) with garden centre plants, hedge bottom finds, friendly builders or landscape gardeners who are removing established old plants, etc.


Hi Richard, hows things; big changes since we last met up. (I've managed to keep the Redwood alive) lol
Yes, I hear what you are saying. Most of my plants are cheapos, ranging from Acers to Pines.
I'm currently looking for GC stock of A Scots Pine, Juniper chinensis and procumbens Nana.
and performing my first air layer on my A. palmatum Beni Maiko...Not going big guns. I've bought a few books and a lot of sundries tools and consumables...it all adds up nevertheless lol
Hope you are keeping well.
Regards
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