Vance Wood
Lord Mugo
OH! You can raise horses too.
Yes he can...I've seen them with my own eyes. Adair's horses are almost as beautiful as his JBPsOH! You can raise horses too.
I / you need to remove the tree from the nursery tub and video the tree without the tub. Video the tree with the soil level as the horizontal so that the base of the trunk is visable. I know you have already posted twice and I know what a pain in Arse it is to do this but if you can you should.
. . . curious if you were referring to Ilex serrata. . .
Sorry that your thread has been hijacked. If you want to share this on a private conversation I am willing.Gentlemen, although an interesting read, and somewhat funny at times, I will make an effort to focus this discussion, and bring it back in line with the original theme of this thread.
Video as requested.
I would go with the central trunk line, removing one of the lower branches soon. at 15 sec. i like the trunk the most. There is absolutely no need to fixate on a front right now. Do a selection and clean up of the branches when it is the best time in your climate.
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Sorry about the hijack...
Vance, this is my daughter with her horse, Findlay. Taken right after she won the State 4-H title in Showmanship.
Findlay has been to the World Show in Oklahoma, has two ROMs, and tons of "points" for showing in AQHA shows.
He's now retired, and I am privileged to have him gracing my pastures.
The daughter, by the way, is studying French Horn as a Performance Major at UGA.
After chatting with Vance (thank you by the way) I think the game plan for this season, is to remove one of the large branches, leaving a stump to dry out, then Jin. As well, remove a few of the smaller branches, to allow light in. Then it the fall or early spring, remove the second large branch.with option 2 the taper is less natural (seen from video) and you miss a low branch. Option 1 sounds good, you don't have to pick a front yet.
After chatting with Vance (thank you by the way) I think the game plan for this season, is to remove one of the large branches, leaving a stump to dry out, then Jin. As well, remove a few of the smaller branches, to allow light in. Then it the fall or early spring, remove the second large branch.
Can somebody give me a numerical value for a granular fertilizer? I have a liquid soluble evergreen/cedar fertilizer 30/10/10...
Absolutely! Not sure if I should have opened it up more, but these 4 sides will give you a better look inside... I hopeWay to go you don't get anywhere if you don't take the first steps. _______How about some pictures????