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26-Oct-2003
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In theory GSBF won't let you post anything convention related. You could post the before & after shots taken in your hotel room, though, or someplace that looks like it could be your hotel room.
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26-Oct-2003
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Sorry for the confusion. This workshop is after the GSBF convention. Walter has agreed to work with our local club while he is in California. I don't think pictures of the workshop will be a problem, but I will ask Walter's permission first.
Brian
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Sorry, it was probably just me being confused! I'm looking forward to your photos. Be sure to get a shot of the teacher and yourself with the tree, that is often overlooked and may be valuable to you later, whether you keep the tree or sell it!
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26-Oct-2003
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Brian, I'm interested in knowing what medium you have that pyracantha growing in? It looks pretty uniform in size and pretty much looks like thats the only thing in the container.
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26-Oct-2003
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Al,
The pyracantha is in 75% turface, 25% composted rice hulls (Amend). The top has a layer of 100% turface to bring it up to the level I wanted. I'm beginning to really like nearly 100% turface for alot of things. Great drainage, good CEC, retains moisture. Brian
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29-Oct-2003
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the spruce does it for me, if your ever in the uk, id be more than happy to work on it. i think it offers the potential to portray a natural and very beautiful tree.
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29-Oct-2003
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I do too David. But I must admit the spruce scares me - really good potential, but I've heard they're hard to work with. Any tips would be appreciated.
Cheers Brian
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