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Well in that case, it either is definatley worth taking now as long as you have got permission, or alternativley you could try and find out who cut it back (could be difficult) and ask them there near future plans for it, theres not much growing season left so they might not be considering any further cutting back or removal at the moment, but might be worth checking to see if you can leave it for now. If you decide that now is best, then i would of thought keep as much root as posible (as i'm sure you no) and plant it in something big.

not much help, but something, alternative ideas.

jonny.

15-Aug-2003	#4
Jonny D bonsaiTALK Master Join Date: Jul-2003 Location: North Yorkshire Country: England USDA Zone: 8 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 448	Well in that case, it either is definatley worth taking now as long as you have got permission, or alternativley you could try and find out who cut it back (could be difficult) and ask them there near future plans for it, theres not much growing season left so they might not be considering any further cutting back or removal at the moment, but might be worth checking to see if you can leave it for now. If you decide that now is best, then i would of thought keep as much root as posible (as i'm sure you no) and plant it in something big. not much help, but something, alternative ideas. jonny.