English Elm

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English Elm

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This is about the best colour i can get on any deciduous.
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Looks Great John, nice ramification.
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stunning John :worship: :worship: a show stopper :tu:
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Mate, im inspired. Thats really lovely work - well done.
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Much better colour than I can get here
Very nice tree :clap: :yes:

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Hi All, Sixteen months on the new Spring growth this year is looking very strong after having a solid trim back this winter.
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Post by Tony Bebb »

Absolutely beautiful tree John. :clap: :clap: :clap:

That structure is very good, and the ramification is developing very, very nicely mate. Love the new pot selection mate. Puts more focus on the strength of the trunk.

Look forward to seeing this tree over the next few years.

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Post by Pup »

That is one very nice tree John, nice colour too, and as Tony said, the pot selection is excellent.

Keep up the good work.

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