JTGJr25
Yamadori
My grandmother had asked me a while ago to remove a hedge row of yews from her front garden. I had assessed them many times seeing if any of them were worth collecting for development but I really didn't think any of them were worth the time. However, the first one I removed proved me wrong. It had great rooting with many small fibrous roots really close to the trunk and a great root flare to boot (probably due to the fact that another yew was removed from next to it the year before). Even though its the heat of the summer I couldn't resist.
All potted up with most of the old soil removed it shows great promise. I was very rough with it being I hadn't planned on keeping it but even so I think it has a good chance of making it. If not, I only invested a little sweat so no big deal.
A bottle cap used for scale.
Tom
All potted up with most of the old soil removed it shows great promise. I was very rough with it being I hadn't planned on keeping it but even so I think it has a good chance of making it. If not, I only invested a little sweat so no big deal.
A bottle cap used for scale.
Tom