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Originally posted by Peter Crosland
Be very careful when you plant it that the location will allow the tree to
grow without problems to your house or any neighbouring property.
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Thanks for the replys.
That's a good point about the distance, but I'm not too concerned as this old house has an excellent foundation. Because it has a full basement and is seated on the compacted stone and soil deep down, I don't have anywhere near the trouble someone in a newer house with a poured foundation would have. But, of course I will plant it at a reasonable distance... What would be a good distance for such a house with a horse chestnut tree and a type of duglas fir? I would like them quite close to the house.
Anyway, I guess my cone isn't ripe as I can't shake any seeds out of it, and it doesn't seem as opened out as some of the ones I saw there. Do I have to wait for it to ripen?
Bry