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Old 7-May-2008   #4
ekillians
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Join Date: Feb-2008
Location: Pennsylvania
Country: United States
USDA Zone: 6a/b
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Without sounding like we are all pandering to Tom at Shady Side, he is one nice easy going guy to do business with. I had some questions about ground growing and he invited out to his recently relocated nursery.

He spent about 2 hours fielding all kinds of questions and telling us some stories. There entirely too many good things about his setup and experience to take up in one visit - need to go back there again once things calm down here at home.

Also - he moved to Glen Rock, PA from his place in Annapolis. While he's just getting setup, his new spot has some great potential. There were only a fraction of his stock there but the rest is due to come up from Annapolis sometime soon. Greenhouses and coldframes are in the future plans as well.

Anywho, drop him a PM at tachigi or check out his website at www.shadysidebonsai.com

Tom, next time I come over expect that case of Heineken. And don't worry, it wont be a full case. I fully anticipate on drinking one or two before I leave.

-EK
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