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Old 31-Jul-2004   #21
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Here it is, after a trim.

I dont know if I met the 3/4 or 4/5, but I took out a bunch.
Im happy with the trim and the syle.
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Forgive me if it is improper to ask this in the thread, but it is related to spruce and it is related to repotting and I want to make sure I'm clear on something.

This time of year = bad for spruce because it's hot out (I'm in Ohio, it's in the 80's here). Cooler temperature such as fall time maybe around October is better for repotting Spruce, correct?
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Forgive me if it is improper to ask this in the thread, but it is related to spruce and it is related to repotting and I want to make sure I'm clear on something.

This time of year = bad for spruce because it's hot out (I'm in Ohio, it's in the 80's here). Cooler temperature such as fall time maybe around October is better for repotting Spruce, correct?


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