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9-Dec-2007

#31

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Funny. I was thinking the same thing. I tend to be the opposite: many trees, little space....

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Originally Posted by tachigi

Well done Tree Bender. Now you need to a few more trees to populate that big space

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10-Dec-2007

#32

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Join Date: Jul-2003

Location: Newark, Ohio

Country: usa

USDA Zone: 6

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tachigi

Well done Tree Bender. Now you need to a few more trees to populate that big space

Thanks guys. But don't worry about me. I have some trees in the ground and have plenty of Yamadori lined up for this spring. I also have a hornbeam that I'm training in the ground. I've done 4 thread grafts on it so far. I'll post some pics of this after I collect it.
But hopefully I don't become a member of the Many Trees Little Space club too soon.

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CRZY_Canuck bonsaiTALK Craftsman Join Date: Dec-2007 Location: GTA Country: Canada USDA Zone: 6a AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 60	Awesome build... Would you require any heating in the winter?

10-Dec-2007

#34

tree bender

New World Samurai

Join Date: Jul-2003

Location: Newark, Ohio

Country: usa

USDA Zone: 6

AHS Heat Zone: 5

Posts: 274

Quote:

Originally Posted by CRZY_Canuck

Awesome build... Would you require any heating in the winter?

The GH came with a gas furnace. The guy who owned it before me had Orchids and said it cost him a ton to heat in the winter. I'm not going to heat it.. I only have one tree that needs winter warmth. A pomegranate that I keep in my basement under a couple grow lights.
Maybe in the future when I get electric hooked up and a wood burning stove in my garage. I might section off a heated area. But I doubt it. I've been down the tropical road already. It was a dead end.

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