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Carl_Bergstrom

Hey Glenn,

I know you've been growing for a long time, so I'd be interested in hearing some of what you've learned. But the proof is in the pudding - could you show us some of your successes?

Best wishes,
Carl

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chansen

Count me in too please! I know I'm in a terribly hot zone, and that's a major strike against me. But I'm going to be moving to a better zone in a few months. I'm looking at maples and elms right now. I'm fairly new, so I'll take any wisdom you can pass on. Thanks for the help.

treekutter

Here is the area where my growing grounds will be.

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Will_Heath

This is one of my growing areas. These pines are shown right before pruning back hard this year.

I would also like to hear about your techniques. I would like to see your successes as well.


Will

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Attila

Hey Will,
How do you water over there?

Will_Heath

Well, I stick to growing pines up at the cabin, mix in wood chips when planting, and I pray a lot.


Will

soonami

I'd like to hear everything you have to say on the techniques that you have developed

007

(tosses shovel in trunk) Where'd you say that was again?

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Fletch

Glenn;

Sounds like you've got our attention. It also sounds to me like it would be an excellent idea for an article or series of articles you could post on BT to share your experience and wisdom not only with those of us who are currently interested but with others in the future as well.

Oh, btw if you are going to be able to share some photoes of your results as suggested in an earlier post I would be most interested in before / after shots if that is possible.