Bambookid, I opened up this thread, so if your were serious about aquiring euro beeches and japanese maples. You can talk about them here. So much variety out in this world,
once you plant, you can't stop.
J. maples, Beeches, and The Kid
Moderator: needmore
Yes, I ran out of real estate a long time ago. Time to start looking for some new digs somewhere which has a few acres and a better climate.
In the meantime, I'll keep alot in containers.
In the meantime, I'll keep alot in containers.
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Both were planted in '98
As you can see, the grass is creeping up on my common purple beeches in spring. I don't do so swell with slow growing ornamentals. My way is to fight grass with grass. I'll turn my whole freak'n place into a bamboo thicket.
Eat dust, evildoer(brome,bluegrass)
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Both were planted in '98
As you can see, the grass is creeping up on my common purple beeches in spring. I don't do so swell with slow growing ornamentals. My way is to fight grass with grass. I'll turn my whole freak'n place into a bamboo thicket.
Eat dust, evildoer(brome,bluegrass)