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Re: A new Cotonester

Posted: June 9th, 2017, 4:11 am
by rayner gordon
Any updates?

Regards

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Re: A new Cotonester

Posted: June 9th, 2017, 5:48 am
by alpineart
Hi rayner gordon ,

Mate these were planted in a grow bed which was burried when the excavator re-cut the new terraces .

Arnold assumed they were just noxious weeds , so he ripped them out and dumped 20 tonnes of fill from the cutting on top creating a new terrace , {instruction weren't clear and precise} . Chinese elm root cuttings and Desert ash trunks were also lost .

A severe thunder storm hit during the works and I wasnt standing around with an umberella keeping tabs on the operator , hence he had to return a couple of month later to re-cut the main terraces

Cheers . Alpineart

Re: A new Cotonester

Posted: June 9th, 2017, 12:27 pm
by rayner gordon
:o sorry to hear Alpine. Im on the lookout for a big cotoneaster to dig theres a few around town and also a couple next to the road outside of town on the way to work, all of them have orange berrys not the normal red. i have a small horizontalis with a base of around 25mm but still raw nursery stock.

Regards
Rayner

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