Carpinus for Brettles
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Pup
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Carpinus for Brettles
Here are some of the hornbeam's at Peter's Brett and some other tree's. Enjoy like we did
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Re: Carpinus for Brettles
Love that White Pine. Great stuff.
I really do wish they'd hurry up and grow.
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Re: Carpinus for Brettles
Thanks kindly for showing these Mate.
They are impressive in stature. I like the general shape of the trees but they seem to be going through a period that does not show of the ramification of this species. I have found that early in the growing season on one species similar to coreana, which these seem to be, the long branches and leaves tend to droop a bit. I always think they are lacking something. These seem to have that look. Was it early in the growing season these where taken?
Ill take two anyway. Do you know what these where selling for?
They are impressive in stature. I like the general shape of the trees but they seem to be going through a period that does not show of the ramification of this species. I have found that early in the growing season on one species similar to coreana, which these seem to be, the long branches and leaves tend to droop a bit. I always think they are lacking something. These seem to have that look. Was it early in the growing season these where taken?
Ill take two anyway. Do you know what these where selling for?
It's too bad your in such a hurry cause the stories I could tell you, Bushels and baskets of stories, hole crates full of stories. But if you can spare a moment I will tell you one story.
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Re: Carpinus for Brettles
Brett this was late May which is there spring. I am not sure of there feeding regime.
Price wise looking at about 4kto 5k. I can show you a Maple at 25K which was purchased from the Kato mansei en.
I just came home and kicked all of my trees.
I have some of Craig Coussins to post yet!!
Price wise looking at about 4kto 5k. I can show you a Maple at 25K which was purchased from the Kato mansei en.
I just came home and kicked all of my trees.
I have some of Craig Coussins to post yet!!
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IN THE LIGHT OF KNOWLEDGE ATTAINED, ACHIEVEMENT IS WITHIN SIGHT
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