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How is inverse taper controlled when so many branches emerge from the same origin?
 
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Amazing trees!

I have a question. I believe it was you who purported that the amateur prefers a tree in leaf while a professional grows for the winter silhouette. I've never been to a winter show where you'd see this. How do they keep the trees from coming out of dormancy early due to the warm temperatures?
 
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Cable said:
Amazing trees!

I have a question. I believe it was you who purported that the amateur prefers a tree in leaf while a professional grows for the winter silhouette. I've never been to a winter show where you'd see this. How do they keep the trees from coming out of dormancy early due to the warm temperatures?
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Trees that were ind a February shoe for a few days need to go into good frost protection afterwards as they may awake too early. Not a big issue though in general.
 
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I am not going to lie.






I like it.





Plus German spelling of Zelkova is funny.
 
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When an older man takes up with a very young woman, he's said to be robbing the cradle. So, the corollary is of the old Master who usually presents giant trees 50 years old and up presents a small tree of a mere 20 years old...
 
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