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03-03-2004, 12:48 AM
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Can some kind soul tell me if it would be the kiss of death to move our yew
tree now? it is approximately 4 feet tall and healthy, but a new garden layout means moving it within the next week or two - so any help/advice would be welcome. Thanks Lily |
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03-03-2004, 12:48 AM
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Lily wrote:
Can some kind soul tell me if it would be the kiss of death to move our yew tree now? it is approximately 4 feet tall and healthy, but a new garden layout means moving it within the next week or two - so any help/advice would be welcome. Thanks Lily It should be fine but don't delay much longer as the weather will warm up soon. do take as big a rootball as possible pk |
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03-03-2004, 12:48 AM
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Lily wrote:
Can some kind soul tell me if it would be the kiss of death to move our yew tree now? it is approximately 4 feet tall and healthy, but a new garden layout means moving it within the next week or two - so any help/advice would be welcome. Thanks Lily It should be fine but don't delay much longer as the weather will warm up soon. do take as big a rootball as possible pk |
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08-03-2004, 08:49 PM
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In article , PK
writes Lily wrote: Can some kind soul tell me if it would be the kiss of death to move our yew tree now? it is approximately 4 feet tall and healthy, but a new garden layout means moving it within the next week or two - so any help/advice would be welcome. Thanks Lily It should be fine but don't delay much longer as the weather will warm up soon. do take as big a rootball as possible Yes, although they are tough as trees go, they do NOT like their roots disturbed. I would say the chances are you will lose it anyway if you move it. -- Jim A |
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08-03-2004, 08:49 PM
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yew tree
In article , PK
writes Lily wrote: Can some kind soul tell me if it would be the kiss of death to move our yew tree now? it is approximately 4 feet tall and healthy, but a new garden layout means moving it within the next week or two - so any help/advice would be welcome. Thanks Lily It should be fine but don't delay much longer as the weather will warm up soon. do take as big a rootball as possible Yes, although they are tough as trees go, they do NOT like their roots disturbed. I would say the chances are you will lose it anyway if you move it. -- Jim A |
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08-03-2004, 08:49 PM
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yew tree
In article , PK
writes Lily wrote: Can some kind soul tell me if it would be the kiss of death to move our yew tree now? it is approximately 4 feet tall and healthy, but a new garden layout means moving it within the next week or two - so any help/advice would be welcome. Thanks Lily It should be fine but don't delay much longer as the weather will warm up soon. do take as big a rootball as possible Yes, although they are tough as trees go, they do NOT like their roots disturbed. I would say the chances are you will lose it anyway if you move it. -- Jim A |
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08-03-2004, 08:50 PM
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yew tree
In article , PK
writes Lily wrote: Can some kind soul tell me if it would be the kiss of death to move our yew tree now? it is approximately 4 feet tall and healthy, but a new garden layout means moving it within the next week or two - so any help/advice would be welcome. Thanks Lily It should be fine but don't delay much longer as the weather will warm up soon. do take as big a rootball as possible Yes, although they are tough as trees go, they do NOT like their roots disturbed. I would say the chances are you will lose it anyway if you move it. -- Jim A |
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