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24-Oct-2002
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Thawed out again
Join Date: Aug-2002
Location: Pa`auilo
Country: USA
USDA Zone: 11 Hawaii
AHS Heat Zone: 10
Posts: 77
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Alaska Update
Aloha Everyone,
I am currently up here in Wasilla, Alaska, and some of you may remember my posts up on the board asking of bonsai in Alaska. Well here is my update. In the area that I am living in all along the roadsides there are spruce trees that are normally dwarfed from snowfall, between 5-12 in. tall. At the house that I am going to be living, there is a greenhouse, a fruit and vegetable garden, a maple tree, a 30 foot tall Siberian Larch.........hmmmmmm I may move here just so I can plant, plant, plant. I may be contacting some of you people on here after Feb. 1st for cuttings now that I don't have to worry about Agricultural PROBLEMS.......  Oh and moss, moss, moss.............  Aloha, Harold
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25-Oct-2002
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As long as you aren't dwarfed by snowfall
Sounds as though you'll be out there with a shovel before too long....J |
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