Grow Beds 2022
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The one on the right of the sidewalk has a few in it and the one on the left is new and I'm just getting ready to fill. This was from winter storage prep in November. The larger garden area is usually vegies but it has a temporary boxwood and fur just out of sight.
The area left of the flagstone has a Hemlock holly, dogwood, Laceleaf JMaple and a juniper but plans for more J Mapel if the cuttings take I'm working. I have about a five foot strip empty for those.
I most prefer them in containers as working on the ground sux. LOL
The area left of the flagstone has a Hemlock holly, dogwood, Laceleaf JMaple and a juniper but plans for more J Mapel if the cuttings take I'm working. I have about a five foot strip empty for those.
I most prefer them in containers as working on the ground sux. LOL
jeremy_norbury
Omono
Both these in the back garden.
IMG_5665 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
IMG_5666 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
This on the street side
IMG_4054 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
IMG_5665 by Jerry Norbury, on FlickrIMG_5666 by Jerry Norbury, on FlickrThis on the street side
IMG_4054 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
jeremy_norbury
Omono
All my pots are pond baskets. I believe commercial bonsai grows do this - Telperion farms used to do this afaik.
Kanorin
Omono
It can be either, but if you have the trees in the ground without any way to constrain the root systems, you either need to space your trees out about ten-fold or end up with a 6 foot by 12 foot forest planting. When they are in a grow bag or pond basket or pot you can fit in about ten times as many trees...and less digging.
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
That looks really nice...
Do you think the foliage/branching will get a little tight come midsummer?
I'm just curious.
Cajunrider
Imperial Masterpiece
I have 8 collected Crataeggus aestivalis in this 4ft x 8ft x 12” grow box. The box bottom are leftover shingles. Soil depth is about 10”. The trees are growing very well in it.
