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Hi again, Sorry I didnt let you in on what type of trees I have and where I keep them!. I keep them all in my garage and 4/5 are deciduous trees very common to my area. There is a juniper, black walnut, ginko biloba, white oak, and sugar maple. So, I am kind of getting the hint that if the trees are deciduous and common to the area that the freezing of the roots shouldnt be a problem?? Also, should they receive any water while in dormant stage?? And one last thing, I have heard about a type of oil that you put in the soil to prevent freezing, but is this really required with these types of trees in my area??
thanks again!

8-Feb-2004	#7
laurengeary bonsaiTALK Journeyman Join Date: Feb-2004 USDA Zone: 4 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 29	Hi again, Sorry I didnt let you in on what type of trees I have and where I keep them!. I keep them all in my garage and 4/5 are deciduous trees very common to my area. There is a juniper, black walnut, ginko biloba, white oak, and sugar maple. So, I am kind of getting the hint that if the trees are deciduous and common to the area that the freezing of the roots shouldnt be a problem?? Also, should they receive any water while in dormant stage?? And one last thing, I have heard about a type of oil that you put in the soil to prevent freezing, but is this really required with these types of trees in my area?? thanks again!