Quercus palustris - Pin Oak progression
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Re: Quercus palustris - Pin Oak progression
Nice progression, thanks for the post.
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Re: Quercus palustris - Pin Oak progression
Actually Ken it has come a long way. It could well develop into a nicely ramified winter silhouette. Onya Mate
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Re: Quercus palustris - Pin Oak progression
How is it going with another year in its rings?
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Re: Quercus palustris - Pin Oak progression
Actually just pruned this on the weekend.
not going to repot this year but cut back the rampant growth and cut the thread graft back hard to build ramification on that branch.
the donor not ready to cut off yet as I am not sure how well grafted in so we can wait another year.
Ken
not going to repot this year but cut back the rampant growth and cut the thread graft back hard to build ramification on that branch.
the donor not ready to cut off yet as I am not sure how well grafted in so we can wait another year.
Ken
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Re: Quercus palustris - Pin Oak progression
Impressive roots on this tree. Especially for an oak.
I might have to try one....
I might have to try one....
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Re: Quercus palustris - Pin Oak progression
Mine has quite large leaves that do not reduce to well, but I have seen another locally that are smaller and seem to reduce better.treeman wrote:Impressive roots on this tree. Especially for an oak.
I might have to try one....
I suspect individual variation at play so might pay to check around and select one that exhibits smaller foliage if possible.
Either way the autumn colour is to die for and especially in Sydney where other species do not colour up so well.
Ken
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Re: Quercus palustris - Pin Oak progression
I know, I have 6 mature ones in my yard and they just put on acorns this year.kcpoole wrote:Mine has quite large leaves that do not reduce to well, but I have seen another locally that are smaller and seem to reduce better.treeman wrote:Impressive roots on this tree. Especially for an oak.
I might have to try one....
I suspect individual variation at play so might pay to check around and select one that exhibits smaller foliage if possible.
Either way the autumn colour is to die for and especially in siding where other species do not colour up so well.
Ken
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Re: Quercus palustris - Pin Oak progression
I'd love to see some photos when you get some nice fresh growth
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