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Old 8-Feb-2004   #1
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Collected Mountain Laurel
this is the mountain laurel I collected at work. Its stem is about 7.5" in diameter. Its base is huge, but had alot of feeder roots up high, so I will lower the soil line at the next repotting. It will be trunk chopped above the hollowed trunk.
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How do you think this one will turn out. Any suggestions on styling would be appreciated. If your really motivated, you could try a virtual. Thanks.
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They are beautiful trees with beautiful (but sticky) flowers. I have a numbe rof them in my yard but sinc ethey are our state tree I can't do anything with them. I think you have an interesting start.
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