Juniper Targets identified and approved

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Thanks Ken, I have my eye on a couple of trees this week, can't get the car into them so a bit more digging might be needed :( I will be taking a crow bar though. If I get to them I will post pics later on. :tu: :tu:

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kidsandall wrote:Thanks Ken, I have my eye on a couple of trees this week, can't get the car into them so a bit more digging might be needed :( I will be taking a crow bar though. If I get to them I will post pics later on. :tu: :tu:

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see this photo download/file.php?id=59784&t=1 , you can see the trench around it, then Boris with a shovel to undercut it. if shovel will not do the job, then a saw or Mattock to cut them as you find them.

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I prepared another Watering system line in a corner of my garden and placed all these trees under it. Some get full sun, others are sheltered under Eucalypt trees. All will get watered and misted 2 times a day via a new solenoid :-)
(Cost only $70 for a solenoid and poly pipe / spray supplies to do this so cheap as.)

While moving all the trees I took some pics of them all too.

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Wow, some really nice trees there Ken. Got a bit of work a head you there but will be worth it.

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Thanks Josh :-)

Also while cleaning up yeaterday, I went to my other dis spot and fond these 2 little flowering plans, They are Native and are only a small little shrub less than 1M but if you know what they are I will be most thankful.

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The first is a species of Pultenaea, the second at a wild guess maybe Leptospermum...
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MattA wrote:The first is a species of Pultenaea, the second at a wild guess maybe Leptospermum...
cool thanks Matt.
http://www.floraphoto.com.au/pea_flowers.htm
possibly Pultenaea procumbens. The foliage is very similar

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Hi Ken!
How are the junipers doing? Are they OK?
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Neli wrote:Hi Ken!
How are the junipers doing? Are they OK?
the ones that Recovered are doing wonderfully actually, and New growth on them all.
2 did not survive the original collection and another one (No7) did not like the splitting and bending of it and has passed, but all the others are great.
I have 1 in the shohin comp here and another in an online comp elsewhere. The remaining ones I will leave till next year before doing anything with tho.
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Good on ya Ken, i like success story's :yes:
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I worked on one of these last week and again tonight. the design has not been set in stone yet. but you get a good idea:-)
This has been entered in a another competition, but post here for your enjoyment and to show the progress.
It is one is one of 2 trees form this collection currently being worked on. The other one is in the shohin comp here viewtopic.php?f=148&t=14753&p=152353

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Thanks ken! looking good. I think I shall be its God mother and name it Scorpio. It looks a bit like scorpion???? to me.
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Neli wrote:Thanks ken! looking good. I think I shall be its God mother and name it Scorpio. It looks a bit like scorpion???? to me.
I think we both have entries in that other competition. I have no hopes but it will be fun.
Thanks Neli and from now on it will be called Scorpion :-)
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Now you have to hold an umbrella for me when I am walking on the sun!!!! He he he! In my tradition, if I am the God mother of your child, You have to do that! :lol:
Have you seen now what You have got yourself into????
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Neli wrote:Now you have to hold an umbrella for me when I am walking on the sun!!!! He he he! In my tradition, if I am the God mother of your child, You have to do that! :lol:
Have you seen now what You have got yourself into????
I still have a lot to learn, and competitions are a good motivation...also, it gives me an excuse (the shohin comp) to chop things that should have been grown for trunk thickness...
Going to have to be a Very big umbrella from here :-)
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