Yamadori olive
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Re: Yamadori olive
Yeah its the same one
looks like its doing well maybe it will shoot soon as well
never used seasol before but from now on i am
gave it a good drink of it when when i got it then another 2 weeks later an only water if needed.



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Re: Yamadori olive
Howdy just a quick update on this olive i noticed it has started to shoot well more i look the more i can find




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Re: Yamadori olive
I notice many olives in the wild are having a new flush of growth at the moment. Some deep inside the foliage. I am thinking they loved all that rain and are about to try and make the most of it
It is also stated as now is a good time to chop back/prune olives so I figure they have a good growth period in Autumn

It is also stated as now is a good time to chop back/prune olives so I figure they have a good growth period in Autumn

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Re: Yamadori olive
Another update on this tree its doing really well 9weeks on from collection an its shooting every where still need some shoots in some locations but im sure they will pop out sooner or later.
Planning on planting it in the ground in spring to grow the second trunk an fill out some foliage pads
2yrs in the ground will speed up the progress alot
Planning on planting it in the ground in spring to grow the second trunk an fill out some foliage pads


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Re: Yamadori olive
Truly amazing
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Re: Yamadori olive
Taken another picture today an even in our cooler weather this olive keeps on going 

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Re: Yamadori olive
6 weeks on from last update an this tree is doing great come spring when the weather warms up ill cut it back a bit more to force more growth into the shoots that i will be keeping 

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Re: Yamadori olive
Thats great to see O.c.
How is the monster stump in the black nursery pot going???
How is the monster stump in the black nursery pot going???
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Re: Yamadori olive
The hollow trunk oneVelvetSicklid wrote:Thats great to see O.c.
How is the monster stump in the black nursery pot going???



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Re: Yamadori olive
Ummm not too sure i just remember it being as thick as the largish nursery pot it was in.
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Re: Yamadori olive
VelvetSicklid wrote:Ummm not too sure i just remember it being as thick as the largish nursery pot it was in.





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Re: Yamadori olive
Olivecrazy wrote:VelvetSicklid wrote:Ummm not too sure i just remember it being as thick as the largish nursery pot it was in.![]()
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i no the one you are talking about
it has small shoots on now



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Re: Yamadori olive
this one from the big elm post??
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