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Old 24-Feb-2008   #11
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Hi,
I am assuming that the maple is in the dormant phase? If not you can defoliate (cut off all of the leaves) and repot. Junipers will take it just fine. John
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I'm guessing you don't have much wind there?!
Rocks will help hold the tree in the pot too, Along with the wire...."BRACE it with what?"
OH wait you were talk about the tiny trees..Don't forget EVERYTHING is Big in Texas!

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going back outside its 90 degrees now, gonna enjoy the afternoon!

Texas thats that sheep station in the Northen Territory right.
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Texas wouldn't rate a sheep station in OZ.

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Texas wouldn't rate a sheep station in OZ.

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Not big enough.
The Northen Territory is one of our smaller States.
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Not big enough.
The Northen Territory is one of our smaller States.
Is that the one inhabited by midgets?
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