See you guys in a few years...

[ConorDash]

No, not me..

Just slip potted these 2 little elms in to the ground (yeah could have done in Spring but at least this gives them a head start and its one job out the way). The middle Elm is actually the bottom half of the BIG one on the right. They both make up my first ever tree, my cookie cutter Chinese Elm Mallsai (gotta love them!). So they are both going in the earth to put on bulk.
Ill be supplying steroids at rate that would make a body builder, jealous.

DSC_0916 by Conor Dashwood, on Flickr

DSC_0918 by Conor Dashwood, on Flickr
DSC_0919 by Conor Dashwood, on Flickr

DSC_0920 by Conor Dashwood, on Flickr
DSC_0921 by Conor Dashwood, on Flickr

Nothing to see here, just posting for the comparison in a few years time

 

[BobbyLane]

get some decorative bark to use as a mulch, will help protect them over winter and in summer will help them to stay moist in dry spells. plus looks good

this type of stuff

Melcourt Decorative Bark Large Nuggets Mulch 60L | eBay

Particularly effective when a high quality, decorative finish is required. This product is from FSC Mix Sources at a minimum of 70%. Use for larger garden and landscape application. Long effective service life of 4 years plus.

www.ebay.co.uk

 

[ConorDash]

get some decorative bark to use as a mulch, will help protect them over winter and in summer will help them to stay moist in dry spells. plus looks good

this type of stuff

Melcourt Decorative Bark Large Nuggets Mulch 60L | eBay

Particularly effective when a high quality, decorative finish is required. This product is from FSC Mix Sources at a minimum of 70%. Use for larger garden and landscape application. Long effective service life of 4 years plus.

www.ebay.co.uk

you mean like this...

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it’s everywhere in my garden.. that spot where the elms are is basically the only place in the garden that doesn’t have bark.. now they do.
My bigger elm in the pic also had that on it previously too.