Mate I would butcher them & my butchery makes yours look tame, I plan to hook into the littlun Very soon 
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Re: White pine and cedar forest planting direction
Mate I would butcher them & my butchery makes yours look tame, I plan to hook into the littlun Very soon 42 Mice ~Imperfection
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Re: White pine and cedar forest planting direction
I certainly agree that atlantic is nicer than deodar but I think each has its place, for those who wish to develop something quickly deodar is a great learning option.
Deodar is inclined to look a bit fluffy, but we still need to pinch the atlantic cedars. I do not wish to "hijack" this thread but those growing deodars should not be discouraged
Deodar is inclined to look a bit fluffy, but we still need to pinch the atlantic cedars. I do not wish to "hijack" this thread but those growing deodars should not be discouraged
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Some great examples.... Thank you! clearly just because a species has its difficulties doesn't mean it shouldn't be used..
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Re: White pine and cedar forest planting direction
Hi Alias , mate not out to discourage anyone , never have done , just suggest they are better as singles rather then groups 
. If you pulled your group apart and give them some time to develop , no doubt you could put it back together in say 3-5 years time but you will need a 900mm tray to put them in . Nice Gerard , now would you have made a group with Deodora ?. Thanks for posting .
Cheers Alpine
. If you pulled your group apart and give them some time to develop , no doubt you could put it back together in say 3-5 years time but you will need a 900mm tray to put them in . Nice Gerard , now would you have made a group with Deodora ?. Thanks for posting .Cheers Alpine
